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This category lists makers of scientific instruments, with particular attention to those individuals who contributed to historical developments in instrument making.
For example, the first person to invent a cloud chamber could be listed here, but a corporation that makes cloud chamber kits in bulk for schools should not. Ditto corporations that specialize in modern scientific equipment. Bill Hewlett or David Packard might qualify for a specific instrument or instruments, but the Hewlett-Packard Company would not. Please find or create another category for those corporations.
Pages in category "Scientific instrument makers"
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- This page was last modified on 18 October 2007, at 19:11.
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