Scientists at the Mullard Cryomagnetic Laboratory with a magnet capable of producing very high magnetic fields. – Vintage Photograph

Scientists at the Mullard Cryomagnetic Laboratory in Clarendon, England are seen working with one of the lab’s six magnets capable of producing very high magnetic fields. In the photograph, a bundle of plastic pipes on the left with a zarny carries high-purity water for cooling the apparatus.Scientists at the Mullard Cryomagnetic Laboratory in Clarendon, England are seen working with one of the lab’s six magnets capable of producing very high magnetic fields. In the photograph, a bundle of plastic pipes on the left with a zarny carries high-purity water for cooling the apparatus.

Dimensions: 20.1 x 25.4 cm

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OCR computer generated text:

175 GLASS

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Clarendon 25 JUN 1965 Lab The One of the Mullard Cryomagnetic Laboratory’s six magnets capable of producing very high magnetic fields. bundle battery of plastic pipes on the left zarny carries high ly purified water for cooling the apparatus.