It is evident that all the particles of the gas are in a state of very active repulsion over the surface, since flame will not pass through wire gauze of moderate fineness.
This mixture passes readily through a wire gauze, under all circumstances, and it, of course, thus approaches the flame of the lamp enclosed within such a material, and it explodes.
Upon this discovery is founded the inimitable safety-lamp of Davy, by means of which the explosive gases of a mine are harmlessly ignited within a cage of wire gauze.
There were two cylinders, the inner being of wire gauze, and the outer of copper and asbestos.
Cylinder ofwire gauze closed at both ends with gauze.
There is a lighter sieve of wire gauze, similar to the preceding, for washing the mud from the ore, by agitating the fragments in a tub filled with water.
The large sieves employed in Derbyshire for sorting the ore at the mouth of the mine, into coarse and fine pieces, is a wire gauze of iron; its meshes are square, and an inch long in each side.
In fact, wicks are sometimes made of a kind of wire gauze.
It consists of a cylindrical metal chimney, covered at the top with a piece of rather coarse iron-wire gauze.
In the improved form of safety-lamps, the oil flame burns inside a glass, but the air which reaches the flame has to pass through two cylinders of wire gauze.
That shows that gas which is not burning can pass through a wire gauze, but that gas which is aflame cannot pass until the wire is red-hot.
The captives have always preferred the network of wire gauze, which affords a perfectly firm foundation, as the soft material of the nest becomes incrusted upon the meshes as it hardens.
I was able to lift up the dome of wire gauze, tilt it, reverse it, turn it over and reverse it again, without causing the insect to delay her task for a moment.
For cages I use a dozen large covers of wire gauze, such as are used in the larder to protect meat from the flies.
I have gathered some very curious data from these makeshift appliances, which may be used with and as a substitute for the cages of wire gauze, although the latter are preferable.
Thus do I fill my vivarium, which consists of a large, bell-shaped cage of wire gauze, standing in an earthenware pan full of sand.
I place the corpse on the sand of a pan, with a wire gauze cover, and leave events to take their course.
Its mouth, closed with a wire gauze cover, reaches the level of various other appliances, test-tubes and jars, which are already stocked or awaiting their colony of vermin.
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