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Meanings of experimental tube in English
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Usage of experimental tube in English
1
For the sake of distinction, I call this tube the experimentaltube.
2
Soon afterwards a second cloud was formed five inches farther down the experimentaltube.
3
Not so, however, when a well-mixed and highly attenuated vapour fills the experimentaltube.
4
This was the result all round the experimentaltube.
5
The electric lamp L placed at the end of the experimentaltube furnishes the necessary beam.
6
Charged with vapour, it finally passes into the experimentaltube, where it is submitted to examination.
7
The experimentaltube s s' being exhausted, a cock at the end s' is turned carefully on.
8
The quantity of mixed air and vapour within the experimentaltube could of course be regulated at pleasure.
9
To form, "within an experimentaltube, a bit of more perfect sky than the sky itself!"
10
The experimentaltube was filled in the laboratory, covered with a black cloth, and carried into the partially darkened room.
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State of experimentaltube
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When it was permitted to enter the experimentaltube unmixed with air or any other gas, the effect was substantially the same.
13
As regards the glass of the experimentaltube, and the air within the tube, the beam employed in these experiments was perfectly cold.
14
The power of the electric beam to reveal the existence of anything within the experimentaltube, or the impurities of the tube itself, is extraordinary.
15
When, previous to entering the experimentaltube, the beam was caused to pass through a red glass, the effect was greatly weakened, but not extinguished.