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...an "intensity" of 100 [[car]]s per day delivered to the loading dock. A [[fire hose]] might have an intensity of 100 buckets of [[water]] per minute per o ...

[[File:Döbereiner fire gadget.png|thumb|Döbereiner's lamp: <br/>a. glass cylinder<br>b. open bottl [[Category:Fire]] ...

...s why it is called a "blast furnace". The coke [[fire|ignites]] (lights on fire) and burns. This creates [[carbon monoxide]] because there is not enough ox ...pedo car'' or made into [[mold]]s. When all the pig iron has been removed, fire-resistant [[clay]] is used to close the two holes. The clay becomes [[solid ...

|Kill switch, stop, also used for fighting fire ...

...ard Sadi Carnot]] in his famous paper ''Reflections on the Motive Power of Fire''. Specifically, according to Carnot: ...

== Fire, smoke, and water detection devices == ...

...when they breathe out. Also, every time something organic is burnt (or a [[fire]] is made), it makes carbon dioxide. [[Plant]]s use carbon dioxide to make ...

...of metal in between, and make two very narrow slits in the sheet, when we fire many photons at the metal sheet, and they have to go through the slits, the ...

...from 200–300&nbsp;BC. Traditionally attributed to the legendary ''Yan'' ("Fire") Emperor [[Shennong]], it documents 252 medical treatments for various dis ...