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Interior of Analytical Laboratory at Dow Chemical Company

  • 1988

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Interior view of the Analytical Laboratory at the Dow Chemical Company facilities in Midland, Michigan. Assorted analytical instruments and computational equipment is visible throughout the laboratory, including a Hewlett-Packard computer station. The words "Mass Spec" are stenciled on the wall on the right-hand side.

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  • Box 2, Folder Plants--Analytical Laboratory--1897 Building--Interior

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Dow Chemical Company. “Interior of Analytical Laboratory at Dow Chemical Company,” 1988. Dow Chemical Company Historical Image Collection, Box 2, Folder Plants--Analytical Laboratory--1897 Building--Interior. Science History Institute. Philadelphia. https://digital.sciencehistory.org/works/tt44pm87g.

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