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English: Harry Lister Riley, at work, August 1935
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Regarding the origin and copyright status of this image it is a photograph taken by an unknown photographer in 1935 to mark the success of Harry Lister's work on selenium oxidation three years earlier. Copyright on the image expired in 2005, 70 years after its creation (1935).


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Harry Lister Riley at work in August 1935

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