Image: Model of the Structure of Penicillin, by Dorothy Hodgkin, Oxford, c.1945
Description: The model gives a three dimensional map of part of one of the crystal salts of penicillin. The contours are lines of electron density and show the positions of individual atoms in the structure. The diagram shows two schematic views of the structure. Based on X-ray crystallography work by Dorothy Hodgkin and Barbara Low (Oxford) and C.W. Bunn and A. Turner-Jones (I.C.I. Alkali Division, Northwich). The work has been made available by the Museum of History of Science, University of Oxford under Wikimedia Commons for Ada Lovelace Day 2013.
Title: Model of the Structure of Penicillin, by Dorothy Hodgkin, Oxford, c.1945
Credit: Museum of the History of Science, University of Oxford
Author: Museum of the History of Science, University of Oxford
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