An electric eye enables this ultraviolet photometer, at left, developed by scientist of DuPont's Rayon Technical Division and Electrochemicals Department, to see shadows of invisible vapors and gases in plant atmosphere. Here intake hose of...
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These contact optical lenses of Lucite methyl methacrylate resin, worn next to the eyeball to correct defective vision, weigh 40% as much as optical glass and are virtually unbreakable and invisible. They now are used by about 5,000 people,...
The micro balance, shown here in the Chemical Department's Analytical Laboratory at DuPont's Experimental Station is one of the essential tools of modern chemistry, which demands a high degree of measuring accuracy. The human hair eight inches...
