Paris, France:Folder 2B |
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Elements: uranium
Location: Paris
Scientist: Peligot, Lavoisier
 "Arts et Métiers" district |
 Musée des Arts et Métiers were formed from this old complex |
 National Conservatory of Arts and Measurements since 1799 |
 established to "promote technological innovation." |
 Peligot was employed here |
 "l'Art." |
 "le Science." |
 replaced the previous monastery |
 entrance to the library |
|
 Leblanc developed a method for producing soda ash |
 Denis Papin invented a "steam digester" |
 "Histoire de Paris" |
 Dating from the 8th century |
 Church became a museum annex |
 Tower at the northwest corner |
 Tour of the fortifications |
 The Nicolas Church |
 "Histoire de Paris" |
 A parish in 1184 |
 The church houses paintings |
 Musée des Arts et Métiers |
 Students waiting for a tour of the museum. |
 Inside the museum |
 Lavoisier's equipment was high-quality |
 Apparatus which Lavoisier used |
 Left apparatus was used to weigh hydrogen |
 Lavoisier's classic experiment |
 Sequence of events in Lavoisier's classic experiment |
|
 Weighing the oxygen |
 Hydrogen and oxygen are to added to this globe. |
 Stopcocks made to Lavoisier's specifications |
 Electric machine is used to administer a spark. |
 Spark is generated by a spark machine |
 Explosion generates heat inside the globe |
 Mask was worn by a willing participant in Lavoisier's respiration |
 Lavoisier used animal bladders |
 Metric system clock |
 Ten-hour clock |
 Notre Dame |
 Notre Dame, completed in 1345 |
 Charlemagne (742-814) |
 Charlemagne information |
 Lavoisier's 2nd home |
 Rue Four-Saint-Eustache |
 Rue du Four-Saint Honoré |
 Rue Vauvilliers |
 Rue Vauvilliers |
 Toward Rue Saint-Honoré. |
 Saint-Eustache Church |
 Marchand-drapier |
 Saint-Eustache Church |
 Entrance to the underground shopping |
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