Some gas you can't breathe, it keeps the tungstenfilament from burning.
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Instead of bursting into flame, the tungstenfilament evaporates, atom by atom.
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Light bulb manufacturers put xenon gas inside incandescent bulbs to make the tungstenfilament last longer.
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The Matchmaker says it's the tungstenfilament.
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Even now the argon in the bulb is minimising energy evaporation from the gorgeous glow of tungstenfilament.
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The tungstenfilament in the most efficient lamps employing it is operating near its melting-point at the present time.
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Only Tom's was provided with a tungstenfilament, which gave a glaring white pencil of light, increased by reflectors.
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He carried, as Tom could see, a large-sized electric flash-lamp, with a brilliant tungstenfilament, which gave a powerful light.
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The Westinghouse Electric Corporation people worked for two years to develop such a bulb, and finally designed a special kind of tungstenfilament.
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Five hundred and fifty projectors containing tungstenfilament lamps were distributed about the base of the tower and among some of the architectural details.
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One of the most recent developments has been a special tungstenfilament in a gas-filled bulb placed at the focus of a small parabolic mirror.
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The earlier tungstenfilaments were made by three rival processes.
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Tom had a special kind of lamp, with tungstenfilaments, which gave a very powerful light, and with batteries designed to last a long time.