acetylene , auch: ethyne

In particular, acetylene may only be used under approved conditions.

Now he need only put his acetylene in one end, and get sugar automatically.

The right side of the man's face looked as if someone had taken an acetylene torch to it.

An acetylene gas outfit gave the light necessary for work.

In 1919 the oil lantern was replaced with an acetylene light.

They had been forced to use an acetylene torch to cut their way into the dead base.

The second shot hit and the acetylene exploded in a hot white flash.

For commercial use a cheaper method starting from acetylene has been used.

In 1917 the site was the first to be automated with an acetylene lamp.

Acetylene is a gas which can take part in many chemical reactions.

Looks like they took it off with an acetylene torch."

In the past the light source was kerosine and acetylene.

In 1920 the light was converted to acetylene gas and automated.

"We'll have to get an acetylene torch and cut through.

The air was heavy with the scents of acetylene and machine oil.

It was the first Canadian railway to light cars using acetylene.

Why, even dissolved, can the acetylene explode under certain circumstances?

He is notable for his contributions to the chemistry of acetylene.

From 25 July 1932 was converted to automatic acetylene gas.

Various kinds of fuel can be run with the oxygen, for example acetylene.

Now they are few, and their faces glare in acetylene lantern light.

Finished, he walked back to the box and pulled out a small acetylene torch.

A petroleum lamp was installed in 1909, later with acetylene until 1936.

They'll need an acetylene torch to get through this door, he thought approvingly.

After what seemed a long time, Fraser came in carrying an acetylene lamp.