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Note on back: "Technician Cindy Johnston injects a sample of hexane into a gas chromatograph for analysis in the Department of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering".
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A man in a white coat seated in front of lab equipment at the Chemistry lab.
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Chemistry Laboratory in basement of College Building. Beakers, samples, burners, etc. in foreground.
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An unidentified man standing in front of chemistry equipment in Chemistry lab.
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Image of chemistry equipment in Chemical Laboratory.
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Elevated view of a MS 12 mass spectrometer in Thorvaldson lab.
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Uranium flotation release equipment in the Chemistry lab.
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B. Green (seated) operating electron-proton resonance apparatus in Physical Research Lab, Chemistry Building. Unidentified man standing next to apparatus.
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Male student standing in front of display of items made of plastic: "CIL Polythene is made in Canada, " "Containers, Closures, and Squeeze Bottles," Flexible P...," Packaging Films," Polythene Coatings and Laminates," Children's Toys," "Housewares."
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Chemistry student
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Looking northwest across the Bowl at Chemistry Building. Title taken from front of postcard.
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From l to r: Dr. J.W.T. Spinks, professor of Chemistry and University President; Dr. R.L. (Dick) Eager and Dr. T.E. Warren looking at uranium flotation release equipment in Chemistry lab.
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Bubbling goo flowing through uranium flotation release equipment in the Chemistry lab.
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C.Y. Chai with equipment for drying sodium sulfate in Thorvaldson lab.
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Standing around the electrum paramagnetic research spectrometer in the Chemistry lab (from l to r): Dr. Rod Claridge, Dr. John Weil, Dr. David Russell, and Dr. Walter Riemer.