Granulated Black & White Stock Photos
RMBX4M3A–Melnik - Czechoslovakia, 1950. Refined granulated sugar or 'white gold' is poured into bags before shipping. CTK Vintage Photo
RMT4KRDM–Wood cut engraved illustration, taken from 'The Treasury of Natural History' by Samuel Maunder, published 1848
RF2AP1DW9–A beautiful decorative silver spoon in the shape of a rose with xylitol, white birch sugar on a black stone background made of black slate. Xylitol as
RM2GGE8DM–The concrete batching plant at Allscott Sugar Beet Factory seen during the construction of two sugar silos. A sugar beet factory was at Allscott from 1927 until it closed in 2007. Laing built two sugar silos here in 1961 for the British Sugar Corporation who were the owners of the site. Each silo was able to store 10,000 tons of granulated sugar and at the time they were constructed, they were the tallest that Laing had built so far using sliding formwork.
RM2M3NW3M–Diagram in The Sphere during the inquiry into the Titanic disaster showing how ice blink reveals the presence of bergs underneath the water. The term 'ice blink', in common use with polar explorers describes the reflecting capacity of granulated portions of berg in contradistinction to the darkness of clear ice. Under favourable conditions, icebergs appear to glow with this 'blink', an effect which can be detected when the berg is on the far-distant horizon. Under unfortunate conditions, the berg may give forth no 'blink' and in the case of the 'Titanic' there was also the absence of a phosp
RM2AA5Y86–Industries of War - Chewing Gum - WRIGLEY FACTORY Weighing bags of granulated sugar in receiving department ca. 1917-1918
RM2GD3G3P–Filling, weighing, and sewing sacks of granulated sugar in a beet sugar factory ca. between 1910 and 1920
RF2CMPYMJ–Tate and Lyle factory, London, 2019 .Tate & Lyle PLC is a British-headquartered, global supplier of food and beverage ingredients to industrial market
RMR5A93W–Industries of War - Chewing Gum - WRIGLEY FACTORY Weighing bags of granulated sugar in receiving department ca. 1917-1918
RF2C2PJH5–Transparent capsules empty and with granulated filler. Oval medicine pills painkiller, antibiotics, vitamin, amino acid, mineral, bio active additive, realistic 3d vector sports nutrition, medicament
RMM7CX6A–Filling, weighing, and sewing sacks of granulated sugar in a beet sugar factory LCCN2016824497
RM2GGE8CK–A view from scaffolding during the construction of a sugar silo at the Allscott Sugar Beet Factory, showing some of the team working on the site and concrete being poured from a hopper. A sugar beet factory was at Allscott from 1927 until it closed in 2007. Laing built two sugar silos here in 1961 for the British Sugar Corporation who were the owners of the site. Each silo was able to store 10,000 tons of granulated sugar and at the time they were constructed, they were the tallest that Laing had built so far using sliding formwork.
RF2J5565F–Abstract wall background. Grey plaster with mosaic pattern. Light surface with a chaotic loose pattern. Mosaic and granulated textured coating
RF2J1TJH5–Transparent capsules empty and with granulated filler. Oval medicine pills painkiller, antibiotics, vitamin, amino acid, mineral, bio active additive,
RMWB78XR–Filling, weighing, and sewing sacks of granulated sugar in a beet sugar factory Abstract/medium: 1 negative : glass ; 8 x 6 in.
RM2F7706W–Wikmanshyttan. The new blast furnace where the pigeon steel manufacturing iron is granulated. On the right, a part of the carbon housing is visible.
![The Loan Collection, South-Kensington, 1862. 'Silver-gilt tankard of hexagonal form, narrow in the centre, widening towards the base, ornamented with masks and scrolls, on granulated ground in panels. Inside the tankard, at bottom, a Papal medal is inserted. German, circa 1550. W. H. Forman, Esq. The "Lynn" cup - a tall, standing cup and cover in silver-gilt, enriched with translucent enamel...This beautiful cup is generally known as "King John's," and has been said to have been given by that King to the town of Lynn, but its date is long subsequent to his reign; it...[is] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2WRGX5M/the-loan-collection-south-kensington-1862-silver-gilt-tankard-of-hexagonal-form-narrow-in-the-centre-widening-towards-the-base-ornamented-with-masks-and-scrolls-on-granulated-ground-in-panels-inside-the-tankard-at-bottom-a-papal-medal-is-inserted-german-circa-1550-w-h-forman-esq-the-quotlynnquot-cup-a-tall-standing-cup-and-cover-in-silver-gilt-enriched-with-translucent-enamelthis-beautiful-cup-is-generally-known-as-quotking-johnsquot-and-has-been-said-to-have-been-given-by-that-king-to-the-town-of-lynn-but-its-date-is-long-subsequent-to-his-reign-it-is-2WRGX5M.jpg "The Loan Collection, South-Kensington, 1862. 'Silver-gilt tankard of hexagonal form, narrow in the centre, widening towards the base, ornamented with masks and scrolls, on granulated ground in panels. Inside the tankard, at bottom, a Papal medal is inserted. German, circa 1550. W. H. Forman, Esq. The "Lynn" cup - a tall, standing cup and cover in silver-gilt, enriched with translucent enamel...This beautiful cup is generally known as "King John's," and has been said to have been given by that King to the town of Lynn, but its date is long subsequent to his reign; it...[is] Stock Photo")
RM2WRGX5M–The Loan Collection, South-Kensington, 1862. 'Silver-gilt tankard of hexagonal form, narrow in the centre, widening towards the base, ornamented with masks and scrolls, on granulated ground in panels. Inside the tankard, at bottom, a Papal medal is inserted. German, circa 1550. W. H. Forman, Esq. The "Lynn" cup - a tall, standing cup and cover in silver-gilt, enriched with translucent enamel...This beautiful cup is generally known as "King John's," and has been said to have been given by that King to the town of Lynn, but its date is long subsequent to his reign; it...[is]
RM2T1FYXM–Women in the First World War Industry, Transport and Agriculture: Two girls pushing bogies full of granulated sugar at the refinery of H Y Tate.
RMKNK933–Gold Bracelet, 12th century, Attributed probably to Iran, Medium: Gold, with granulated bosses and niello designs
RM2GGE8D3–A floodlit view of a sugar silo under construction at Allscott Sugar Beet Factory. A sugar beet factory was at Allscott from 1927 until it closed in 2007. Laing built two sugar silos here in 1961 for the British Sugar Corporation who were the owners of the site. Each silo was able to store 10,000 tons of granulated sugar and at the time they were constructed, they were the tallest that Laing had built so far using sliding formwork. This photograph was published in September 1961 in the Laing monthly newsletter 'Team Spirit'.
RM2AX99P8–A college text-book of chemistry . rts (say 50 grams) coarsely-granulated manganesedioxide and 5 parts coarsely-granulated common salt. Make a mixture of 12 parts concen-trated sulphuric acid and 6parts water. Let this mixturecool down to the temperatureof the room, and then pour itupon the mixture of salt andmanganese dioxide. Gentlyheat on a sand-bath, and aregular current of chlorinewill be given off. The gas iscollected by displacement ofair in a dry glass vessel. Theapparatus for the purpose isarranged as shown in Fig. 35.The delivery-tube should reachto the bottom of the collectingvessel
RMTWGXHH–RW Meyer Sugar Mill- 1876-1889. Centrifugal inner basket, 1879. Manufacturer, unknown. Supplied by Honolulu Iron Works, Honolulu, Hawaii, 1879. View- After sugar was granulated and cooled it was dried and drained, completely separating the sugar crystals from the molasses, in the centrifugal. Revolving at 1200 rpm the sugar charge was forced outward with the molasses flying through the holes in the brass lining. Dried sugar was left behind in the inner basket and was dug out by hand. - R. W. Meyer Sugar Mill, State Route 47, Kualapuu, Maui County, HI
RF2A8DF6N–Sugar crystal three outline cubes icon isolated on white background. Vector calories or diabetes symbol eps illustration
RM2GGE8CN–Two Laing workers concreting the roof of a sugar silo at Allscott Sugar Beet Factory. A sugar beet factory was at Allscott from 1927 until it closed in 2007. Laing built two sugar silos here in 1961 for the British Sugar Corporation who were the owners of the site. Each silo was able to store 10,000 tons of granulated sugar and at the time they were constructed, they were the tallest that Laing had built so far using sliding formwork. The roofs of the sugar silos were covered with Thermacoust roofing slabs and were covered with concrete and asphalt, with work on the second silo due to be compl
RM2AFP7MX–. Scientific American Volume 74 Number 14 (April 1896). e would be con-sidered fine even in France. ?»» A PAVEMENT used in Vienna consists of granulated cork mixed with mineral asphalt and other cohi ?sive substances, compressed into blocks of suital)le sizeand form. Among the numerous advantages set forthin its behalf are cleanliness, noiselessness, durability,elasticity, freedom from slipperiness, whether wet ordry, and moderate cost. Unlike wood, too, it Is non-absorbent, and consequently Inodorous. It presentsthe minimum resistance to traction, and, being elasticunder passing loads, does a
RMTWGXHA–RW Meyer Sugar Mill- 1876-1889. Centrifugals, 1879, 1881. Manufacturer, Unknown. Supplied by Honolulu Ironworks, Honolulu Hawaii, 1879, 1881. View- Historical view, 1934, from T.T. Waterman collection, Hawaiian Sugar Planters' Association. With the inner basket of the centrifugal revolving at 1200 rpm molasses flew outward from the granulated sugar, through the holes in the brass lining, and into the stationary outer basket. The molasses drained through the spout at the right and into molasses storage pits below the floor. The centrifugals were underdriven with a belt connected to the pulley b
RF2CD1DDY–Sugar sticks for coffee in white and black packs. Vector realistic mockup of blank paper sachet with sugar or salt front view. Torn packet with falling white granules
RM2ABTTFH–ALCOHOL 'SOAKING' INTO WATER. and a half of pure granulated silver at about sixty CONNECTIONS FOR AN OBLONG PLATING TANK. SCISSORS WITH A SAW-TOOTH. SCISSORS WITH A SAW-TOOTH BLADE. HOW TO WIND AN OPEN SPRING. A-METFIL TO REGUI.RTE OPENING OF SPRING METHOD OF WINDING AN OPEN SPRING, scientific american, -1909-11-27
RM2GGE8D9–Looking up from the base of a recently constructed sugar silo at Allscott Sugar Beet Factory, showing a scaffolding tower erected to carry out post-tensioning of stressing cables running around the silo. A sugar beet factory was at Allscott from 1927 until it closed in 2007. Laing built two sugar silos here in 1961 for the British Sugar Corporation who were the owners of the site. Each silo was able to store 10,000 tons of granulated sugar and at the time they were constructed, they were the tallest that Laing had built so far using sliding formwork. The stressing cables were post-tensioned wi
RM2AFPCMR–. The Century cook book : with a new supplement of one hundred receipts of especial excellence. UBNT ALMOmOS Put a cupful of brown sugar into a saucepan with a very littlewater. Stir until the sugar is dissolved. Let it boil a minute,then throw in a half cupful of almonds and stir over the fireuntU the sugar granulates and is a little browned. When thenuts are well coated, and before they get into one mass, turnthem out and separate any that have stuck together. SUOABED ALMONDS Put a cupful of granulated sugar in a saucepan with a littlewater. Stir until it is dissolved, then let it cook to th
RFAEC4Y3–Close up of sugar or salt on stainless steel spoon laying on worksurface covered with sugar or salt
![SIDE VIEW OF GRANULATED SLAG FLUME FOR CARRIE No. 6. - U.S. Steel Homestead Works, Blast Furnace Plant, Along Monongahela River, Homestead, Allegheny County, PA; U.S. Steel Corporation; Brown, James S; Clark, E L; Fownes, H C; Fownes, W C; Brown Hoisting Machinery Company; Massicks and Crooke; Pollock Company; Westinghouse Electric Company; Wilson-Snyder; Allis-Chalmers Company; Keystone Bridge Company; Riley-Stoker; Ingersoll-Rand; S. P. Kinney; Research-Cottrell, Incorporated; Worthington [pump manufacturer]; American Bridge Company; Dravo Engineering Corporation; General Electric Company; S Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/TWHY0F/side-view-of-granulated-slag-flume-for-carrie-no-6-us-steel-homestead-works-blast-furnace-plant-along-monongahela-river-homestead-allegheny-county-pa-us-steel-corporation-brown-james-s-clark-e-l-fownes-h-c-fownes-w-c-brown-hoisting-machinery-company-massicks-and-crooke-pollock-company-westinghouse-electric-company-wilson-snyder-allis-chalmers-company-keystone-bridge-company-riley-stoker-ingersoll-rand-s-p-kinney-research-cottrell-incorporated-worthington-pump-manufacturer-american-bridge-company-dravo-engineering-corporation-general-electric-company-s-TWHY0F.jpg "SIDE VIEW OF GRANULATED SLAG FLUME FOR CARRIE No. 6. - U.S. Steel Homestead Works, Blast Furnace Plant, Along Monongahela River, Homestead, Allegheny County, PA; U.S. Steel Corporation; Brown, James S; Clark, E L; Fownes, H C; Fownes, W C; Brown Hoisting Machinery Company; Massicks and Crooke; Pollock Company; Westinghouse Electric Company; Wilson-Snyder; Allis-Chalmers Company; Keystone Bridge Company; Riley-Stoker; Ingersoll-Rand; S. P. Kinney; Research-Cottrell, Incorporated; Worthington [pump manufacturer]; American Bridge Company; Dravo Engineering Corporation; General Electric Company; S Stock Photo")
RMTWHY0F–SIDE VIEW OF GRANULATED SLAG FLUME FOR CARRIE No. 6. - U.S. Steel Homestead Works, Blast Furnace Plant, Along Monongahela River, Homestead, Allegheny County, PA; U.S. Steel Corporation; Brown, James S; Clark, E L; Fownes, H C; Fownes, W C; Brown Hoisting Machinery Company; Massicks and Crooke; Pollock Company; Westinghouse Electric Company; Wilson-Snyder; Allis-Chalmers Company; Keystone Bridge Company; Riley-Stoker; Ingersoll-Rand; S. P. Kinney; Research-Cottrell, Incorporated; Worthington [pump manufacturer]; American Bridge Company; Dravo Engineering Corporation; General Electric Company; S
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