[Elodin]

While I was working on something entirely unrelated, my mind randomly began thinking about the Miller-Urey experiment. And When I say began thinking, I mean I went from calculating regressions to deciding that a couple modifications to the Miller-Urey apparatus could potentially lead to interesting results. I've not read anything about the Miller-Urey experiment for a least a year and a half, so I'm not really sure where it came from. But, I've learned to trust my intuition. It's led to fun experiments in the past.

My only issue at the moment is I have no idea what the upper-chamber with the electrodes would be called. Searches have provided no information aside from the fact that the apparatus itself was custom. Are pieces similar to the upper-chamber made today? If so, what are they called?


Thanks in advance,
Elodin

[curiouscat]

If  you have the $$ Sigma will make custom glassware for you:

http://www.sigmaaldrich.com/labware/glassware-catalog/custom-glassware-kits.html

If not maybe this'll work:

http://www.sigmaaldrich.com/etc/medialib/chemistry/migrate3/al_Z42,217L.Par.0001.Image.gif