Solution Collection (#5)

Stem cell culture. Scientist examining a petri dish used to culture human embryonic stem cells (HESCs). The HESCs are held within the drops of liquid

Nerve cells, neurons connected
Computer artwork of two nerve cells connecting with glowing impulse

Microtubes stored in a rack. Microtubes can be used in centrifuges, where a fluid is separated into its constituent parts by rapid spinning

Head with maze
Conceptual artwork of a head with an exposed maze in the place of a brain. This could represent loss of memory, confusion and Alzheimers disease

Solving green issues, conceptual image

Urban farm, conceptual image

Trigonometry in distance measurement
Practical trigonometry. 17th century woodcut illustration showing the use of a cross-staff and quadrant for measuring distances

Girolamo Cardano, Italian mathematician
Girolamo Cardano (1501-1576), Italian mathematician. Cardano was born the illegitimate son of a lawyer in Pavia. In 1520 he entered the University of Pavia, then moved to Padua to study medicine

Litmus solution added to alkali
Litmus solution being added to an alkali. Litmus is an indicator, a chemical that has a different colour depending on whether it is in an acidic or alkaline environment. In alkalis it is purple/blue

Litmus solution added to acid
Litmus solution being added to an acid. Litmus is an indicator, a chemical that has a different colour depending on whether it is in an acidic or alkaline environment. In acids it is red

pH measurement of oxide solutions
pHs of oxide solutions. Aqueous solutions of the oxides of some elements with universal indicator (UI) added to show their pH (acidity). The element forming each oxide is labelled

Brass analysis. Image 6 of 7. Performing a titration to determine the percentage of copper in brass. This requires titration of iodine with sodium thiosulphate as the reagent

Water stream, abstract computer artwork

Cobalt chloride paper. Image 2 of 2. Solution being pipetted on to a piece of cobalt chloride (CoCl2) paper. Cobalt chloride paper is used to indicate the presence of water - changing from blue to

Right of way / W H Robinson
Four motorists share a mutual doubt as to who has right of way at a crossroads. The solution can be found by drawing lots from a hat, preferably a policemans helmet

The solution to the Turkish Question
French cartoon - the solution to the Turkish Question. A huge fist falls on the Sultans head

Portrait of M. Louis Daguerre
A portrait of Louis Jacques Maude Daguerre (1789-1851). The French artist was famed for inventing the Daguerretype in conjunction with Joseph Nicephore Niepce

Bismarck and Disraeli at the Kaiserhof Hotel, Berlin, 1878
Engraving showing Prince Otto Edward Leopold von Bismarck (left, seated) and Benjamin Disraeli (right, seated) in discussion in the Kaiserhof Hotel, Berlin

Leclanche Electric Cell
LECLANCHE CELL An early version of the battery invented by Georges Leclanche, made up of zinc in an ammonium chloride solution

Proposed station at Baker Street
The proposed plan for the underground station at Baker Street, the underground solution for convenient travel, in densely populated areas

Commencement of the tunnel at Kings Cross
The commencement of the tunnel at Kings Cross. Kings Cross was proposed to be a principle terminal station. The underground was deemed to be the solution for convenient travel in densely populated

Who will first drive two miles a minute? Motor driver Resta
Illustration showing the driver Resta covering a half-mile in 17.372 seconds (or at a speed of 103.615 miles an hour) at Brooklands

Socialist Demo / Berlin
Demonstration of the Independent Socialists and Radicals, along the Siegesalle in Berlin, in favour of a socialist solution to the German crisis

Lady Using Eyebath / Photo
A woman keeps her eyes clean and bright by washing them in an eyebath with a mild solution of rose water and boracic

Turf roof on eco houses at the Centre for Alternative Technology in Machylleth Wales
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Devil Lifting Table
The Popes solution of table- lifting - its the Devil who is responsible

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