Woulff bottle

Woulff bottle
Woulff bottle 'wu̇lf- n a bottle or jar with two or three necks used in washing or absorbing gases
Woulfe Peter (1727-1803)
British chemist. The Woulff bottle had been known to chemists before Woulfe's time, but the association of the bottle with Woulfe apparently derives from his use of a vessel with two outlets in a series of experiments described in 1767.

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  • woulff bottle — ˈwu̇lf noun Usage: usually capitalized W Etymology: alteration of Woulfe bottle, after Peter Woulfe died 1803 English chemist : a bottle or jar with two or three necks used in washing or absorbing gases …   Useful english dictionary

  • bombonne — ˈbämˌbän noun ( s) Etymology: French, from Provençal boumbouno, from boumbo large ball, from Latin bombus deep hollow sound more at bomb : a large globular bottle; specifically …   Useful english dictionary

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