Meanings of pure hydrogen in English

A prime and important application of pure hydrogen is that of inflating balloons.

All round lay great cylinders of pure hydrogen, used for inflating the balloon.

You feed them pure hydrogen or a hydrocarbon fuel; you get electricity, heat, and water.

Generally it is not pure hydrogen that is made use of in the inflation of balloons.

When pure hydrogen burns, nothing comes from it but water, no smoke or soot at all.

The operation of inflating a balloon with pure hydrogen is represented in the engraving on the next page.

The coal gas available was inadequate, and when recourse was had to pure hydrogen the supply proved too sluggish.

Mr. D'Arsonval collected oxygen for experiments in physiology, while Commandant Renard naturally directed his attention to the production of pure hydrogen.

The method of making so-called pure hydrogen by passing steam over red-hot iron was fully tested, and for a time gained favour.

Mr. Spencer having filled the balloon with pure hydrogen, made his first trial with this machine late in an evening at the end of June.

Through the use solely of oil or water, it produces illuminating gas or pure hydrogen for all the applications that may be required of them.

Pure hydrogen and oxygen-have to carry them both, this far up.

Pure hydrogen prepared according to the method of the celebrated Henry Gifford filled the enormous balloon.

Pure hydrogen produces no injurious results when inhaled.

"They contain more than enough pure hydrogen gas at a high pressure," he explained, "to inflate the bag."