Glass vessels for experiments in freezing coloured water
Date
30 December 1663
Creator
Unknown, Artist
Object type
Archive reference number
Manuscript page number
p333
Material
Dimensions
height (page): 350mm
width (page): 230mm
width (page): 230mm
Subject
Content object
Description
Differently shaped glass vessels for Theodore Haak's experiments of frost separating parts of coloured water (coloured with cochineal) or mixed with other liquids. This paper was read to the Royal Society on 30 December 1663.
Compared to the original paper (Cl.P/4i/9/001), the figures of glass bottles are integrated into the text, are modelled three-dimensionally and cast shadows.
Compared to the original paper (Cl.P/4i/9/001), the figures of glass bottles are integrated into the text, are modelled three-dimensionally and cast shadows.
Transcription
A Small glasse of the figure in the margine, holding between the fourth and fifth part of a pint, being filled with conduit water coloured with six or seven grains (or worms) of Cochenele.
Transcribed by the Making Visible project
Transcribed by the Making Visible project
Object history
At the meeting of the Royal Society on 30 December 1663, ‘Mr. Haak’s account of his experiments of frost’s separating the parts of coloured water, was read, and ordered to be registered’ (Birch 1:362). Text and figures are printed at Birch 1:362-64.
Related fellows
Theodore Haak (1605 - 1690, German) , Translator
Associated place