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NaCl structural model

  • Object
  • Unbekannt (vermutlich von Studierenden angefertigt)
  • Berlin (Stadt)
  • 1950-1990

At the present time, for example, UNESCO perceives a task for crystallography in coming closer to a sustainable development: by means of structural analyses of proteins, active substances to combat bacteria or viruses can be researched; nanosponges serve as
water filters; ecological insulating materials save energy. The sphere-rod model illustrates the arrangement and mutual position of the atoms.

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Collection
HU Crystallography - Teaching Collection
Object type
Object
Original title
Strukturmodell Natriumchlorid
Actors
Unbekannt (vermutlich von Studierenden angefertigt)
Place of origin
Berlin (Stadt)
Date
1950-1990
Inventory number
StrM_NaCl
Persons / Corporate bodies
Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
Dimensions
ca. 80 x 80 x 80 cm; Holzkugeln: Durchmesser: ca. 3 cm; Metallstäbe: Durchmesser: ca. 3 mm
Weight
2 kg
Material
Holzkugeln, farbig bemalt; Metallstäbe, rund
Exhibition Format
Original
Rights statement
Cristallography - Teaching Collection, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
Owner
Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
Exhibition & Module
HU01 After Nature / HU01 02 Main Hall - Modern Cabinet of Curiosities / HU01 02 03 Research Objects