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bell glass

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun bell glass has 1 sense
  1. bell jar, bell glass - a bell-shaped glass cover used to protect and display delicate objects or to cover scientific apparatus or to contain gases
    --1 is a kind of protective covering, protective cover, protection

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Bell Glass

Definition

Bell glass refers to a glass vessel with a bell-shaped dome and a long straight tube attached, typically used in scientific experiments for covering or enclosing objects.

Parts of Speech

  • Noun: The bell glass shattered when dropped on the floor.

Senses and Usages

Sense 1: Scientific Experiments

This sense refers to the usage of bell glass in scientific experiments for covering or enclosing objects, in order to create a controlled environment. It is commonly used in chemistry, biology, and other scientific fields.

  • When conducting the chemical reaction, place the reactive substance under the bell glass.
  • The biologist observed the growth of microorganisms by placing a microscope slide under the bell glass.

Sense 2: Decorative and Display Purposes

This sense is related to the utilization of bell glass for decorative or display purposes, often used to showcase delicate items such as flowers, figurines, or jewelry.

  • The antique shop displayed a collection of delicate porcelain dolls under bell glasses.
  • A bell glass filled with vibrant flowers adorned the center of the dining table.

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