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Feb. 02, 1966 - New Exhibit For Chemistry Department At The Science Museum: A striking new exhibit in the Chemistry Department of the Science Museum is a part of human figures male and female constructed so as to show all the organs, illuminated in turn. The figures were made at the Claveland Health Museum in the United States. They will provide a centre piece for a group of exhibits on the chemistry of human life including chemistry and drugs, food preservation, food analysis, and molecular biology. There is a recorded spoken commentary. It is expected that the exhibit will prove of value particularly to school-children and students receiving their first introduction to chemistry as an aspect of their personal and social lives. They will be on view to the public from Thursday. Photo shows The human figures pictured at today's Press View at the Science Museum

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