Which retail innovation first allowed scientists to purchase standardized laboratory equipment through a catalog, revolutionizing scientific procurement in the 19th century?

Scientific advancements often depend on cutting-edge laboratory equipment and technology. Throughout history, certain retail innovations have transformed how scientists purchase and access essential tools for their research. This poll tests your knowledge about a pivotal moment in scientific retail that changed how researchers worldwide acquire specialized equipment, creating a more efficient customer journey and revolutionizing scientific procurement.

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• The Arthur H. Thomas Company's scientific apparatus catalog (1900)
• Griffin & George's Laboratory Supplies Directory (1881)
• The Kymograph by Carl Ludwig's workshop (1847)
• Emil Greiner's Scientific Glassware Catalog (1892)

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