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English: A standard deposit gauge for collecting and measuring particulates such as soot in air pollution (see the Wikipedia article "Deposit gauge" for a technical and historic description). This photo comes from p.79 of the book "The smoke problem of great cities" by Napier Shaw and John Switzer Owens (London, Constable & Company, 1925) and (from the text) was probably used in the first scientific experiments featuring deposit gauges, published as "The Sootfall of London" in the Lancet, 1912.
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Source https://archive.org/details/smokeproblemofgr00shaw/page/79/mode/1up
Author Unattributed, published in a book by Napier Shaw and John Switzer Owens

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A standard deposit gauge for collecting particulates such as soot in air pollution.

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