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Meanings of blowpipe in English
Portuguese
zarabatana Catalan
sarbatana 
Usage of blowpipe in English
1
It is combined with oxygen in the oxy-hydrogen blowpipe to produce heat.
2
The alkalies cannot be reduced to the metallic state before the blowpipe.
3
Almost as he said it, the steel beneath the blowpipe became incandescent.
4
A flux of borax and a blowpipe secure it to its place.
5
Barney's blowpipe had this very day shown them silver in castle-building quantities.
6
The different oxides of lead produce with the blowpipe reagents the same reactions.
7
Bunsen has calculated that the temperature of the oxyhydrogen blowpipe is 8061° Centigrade.
8
Before the blowpipe the mineral readily fuses with intumescence to a colourless glass.
9
They cannot be reduced to the metallic state before the blowpipe.
10
Telluric acid produces the same reactions with the blowpipe reagents as tellurous acid.
11
He was well-satisfied with his performance, and pronounced his blowpipe a certain killer.
12
The following minerals fuse on the edges alone, when heated in the blowpipe flame:
13
The temperatures attainable with various fuels in the compound blowpipe are said to be:
14
Appropriate supports for the different blowpipe experiments are charcoal, platinum instruments, and glass tubes.
15
He might have used thermit or an oxyacetylene blowpipe for all I would care.
16
Some of the peoples are expert in the use of the blowpipe and poisoned dart.
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