woulfe bottle (Meaning)
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woulfe bottle (n.)
A kind of wash bottle with two or three necks; -- so called after the inventor, Peter Woulfe, an English chemist.
Synonyms & Antonyms of woulfe bottle
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woulfe bottle Sentence Examples
- The chemist carefully assembled the woulfe bottle, connecting its three necks to various components of the apparatus.
- The gas passed through the woulfe bottle, bubbling through the liquid contained within.
- A woulfe bottle was employed as a receiver for the reaction products, allowing for efficient collection and separation.
- The scientist utilized a woulfe bottle to trap and condense volatile gases produced by the chemical process.
- The woulfe bottle's multiple necks facilitated the passage of gases and vapors, enabling a complex array of chemical reactions.
- The three necks of the woulfe bottle served as inlets and outlets for reactants, products, and carrier gases.
- The woulfe bottle's sturdy glass construction ensured its resistance to thermal and chemical stress during the experiment.
- The chemist replaced the stopper of the woulfe bottle after ensuring a tight seal to maintain the integrity of the experimental setup.
- The woulfe bottle was rinsed thoroughly to remove residual reactants and products before being used in subsequent experiments.
- The laboratory technician labeled the woulfe bottle with pertinent information, including the reaction conditions and expected results.
FAQs About the word woulfe bottle
A kind of wash bottle with two or three necks; -- so called after the inventor, Peter Woulfe, an English chemist.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The chemist carefully assembled the woulfe bottle, connecting its three necks to various components of the apparatus.
The gas passed through the woulfe bottle, bubbling through the liquid contained within.
A woulfe bottle was employed as a receiver for the reaction products, allowing for efficient collection and separation.
The scientist utilized a woulfe bottle to trap and condense volatile gases produced by the chemical process.
