With this Ruby Laser, George Porter Sped up Photochemistry
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It ran on 110 volts DC supplied by a large army diesel engine that sat on the back of a truck parked outside. In 1966 Porter became director of the RI’s Davy-Faraday Research Laboratory, otherwise known as the DFRL, and permanently moved his research from Sheffield to the institution. www.youtube.com. www.youtube.com.
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