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1. americanhistory.si.edu › collections › searchChainomatic Balance - National Museum of American History

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   Chainomatic Balance. Chainomatic analytical balance in a wooden frame, made by Christian Becker, Inc., New York, and sent to the Smithsonian for exhibition in 1921. By using a chain weight instead of several small weights, the form permitted rapid weighing.

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   By using a chain weight instead of several small weights, the Chainomatic design permitted rapid weighing. Christian Becker’s son, Christopher A. Becker, did not invent the form, but he obtained a patent in 1916, and received the Edward Longstreth Medal of Merit from the Franklin Institute in 1917.

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   Analytical balance with a wood frame with glass sides and drawer in the base. The inscription reads “Christian Becker, Inc. New York, N.Y. Made in U.S.A., Serial no. B38979.”

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   By using a chain weight instead of several small weights, the Chainomatic design permitted rapid weighing. Christian Becker’s son, Christopher A. Becker, did not invent the form, but he obtained a patent in 1916, and received the Edward Longstreth Medal of Merit from the Franklin Institute in 1917.

6. www.worthpoint.com › worthopedia › vtg-christianVtg Christian Becker New York Chainomatic Wood Balance ...

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   Jun 10, 2024 · This vintage gold scale from Christian Becker, made in New York, is a must-have for any collector of antique apothecary and pharmaceutical equipment. Its unique Chainomatic mechanism sets it apart from other scales of its time. The beautiful wood design adds an extra touch of elegance to this piece.

7. ihsi.omeka.net › items › showChainomatic Analytical Scale · Michigan Tech Inventory of ...

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   Patented by Christian A. Becker in 1916, and commercialized by L Oertling, Ltd, the chainomatic balance - or as we know it in its exhibit at Michigan Technological University, the chainomatic analytical scale - was crafted to serve the increasing demands of society and academia. For centuries earlier, the traditional two-pan balance was used ...

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   Did Christian Becker invent the chainomatic?

   • By using a chain weight instead of several small weights, the form permitted rapid weighing. Christian Becker’s son, Christopher A. Becker, did not invent the Chainomatic, but he did obtain a U.S. patent in 1916, and receive the Edward Longstreth Medal of Merit from the Franklin Institute in 1917.

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   Did Christian Becker invent the chainomatic weighing system?

   • New York / B 26493.” By using a chain weight instead of several small weights, the Chainomatic design permitted rapid weighing. Christian Becker’s son, Christopher A. Becker, did not invent the form, but he obtained a patent in 1916, and received the Edward Longstreth Medal of Merit from the Franklin Institute in 1917.

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   What is a chainomatic analytical balance?

   • Chainomatic analytical balance in a wooden frame, made by Christian Becker, Inc., New York, and sent to the Smithsonian for exhibition in 1921. By using a chain weight instead of several small weights, the form permitted rapid weighing.

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   Did Christian Becker invent a weighting scale?

   • Christian Becker’s son, Christopher A. Becker, did not invent the form, but he obtained a patent in 1916, and received the Edward Longstreth Medal of Merit from the Franklin Institute in 1917. Ref: C. A. Becker, “Weighing Scale,” U.S. Patent 1,203,686 (Nov. 7, 1916).

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9. mcwlibraries.digital.mcw.edu › digital › collectionChristian Becker Chainomatic Balance - Medical College of ...

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   Christian Becker Chainomatic Balance: Notes: Serial no. B-47879, style 408a N.B. The dial measures up to 100 mg. There is a drawer at the bottom of the scale that contains various maintenance tools, directions, the original invoice and purchase correspondence and an empty box that contained the chain for the balance.