Re: Stanley Miller expirement
From: fkasner (fkasner_at_enteract.com)
Date: 02/13/05
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Date: Sun, 13 Feb 2005 05:01:35 GMT
Sir Shoelace wrote:
> I want to recreate the Stanley Miller Expirement ( for lack of better
> name ) and cant find any web sites really giving detailed
> descriptions of how to do it. I don't have the aparatus set up yet,
> but I can get it made, I can make the sparks, I can get all the
> gasses, the candenser, and all the gasses, but I dont know the
> details. I need to know the ratio of gases, a more detailed
> procedure, and all that stuff. I've searched on the internet for a
> while now( over 2 hours) and still cant find any sites that go beyond
> a diagram and 4th grade description. please help me.... :cry:
>
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It's been a lot of years and my memory may be failing. But I was a grad
student at U. of Chicago and I remember the Monday lunch seminar when
Urey told us about Miller's experiment. I do believe the system was
totally closed and so there were no condensors in the usual use of the
word. However there was an attempt to maintain a moderate temperature
however you will have to consult the original literature to dig out the
details. I got the impression that Miller was the origintor of the whole
idea and that he was miffed that Urey was the on presenting the results.
But then again that's the way it works in academia.
FK
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