Ripe grapes and currants after being kept two years in a concentrated solution of borax, in a closed vessel, presented no trace of fermentation, although, however well preserved, they were not eatable.
Macerate for 7 days in a closed vessel, with occasional agitation; strain, press, filter, and add sufficient proof spirit to make 1 pint.
Heated in a closed vessel, it is resolved into hydrated phosphoric acid and pure phosphuretted hydrogen gas.
By treating the volatile tetroxide of osmium obtained by Fremy's method, as above described, with hydrochloric acid and metallic mercury in a closed vessel at 140 deg.
For chalybeate and sulphuretted waters the water should be previously deprived of the air it naturally contains, by boiling, and allowing it to cool in a closed vessel.
It is not possible to preserve air in the liquid state in a closed vessel, on account of the enormous pressure exerted by it in its tendency to pass into the gaseous state.
Could limestone be completely decomposed if heated in a closed vessel?
When this is heated in a closed vessel so that air is excluded, about one seventh of the nitrogen is converted into ammonia, and this is the chief source from which ammonia and its compounds are obtained.
Savery created his vacuum by the condensation of steam in a closed vessel, and Papin created his by exhausting the air in a cylinder fitted with a piston, by means of an air-pump.
It is obtained by heating ordinary phosphorus in a closed vessel at a high temperature.
If the carbonate is heated in a closed vessel it will be found, however, not to undergo entire decomposition.
On continuing to add heat to water contained in a closed vessel, the pressure of the vapour will gradually increase.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "closed vessel" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
