blowtorch

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They then vaporise the mercury using a blowtorch, leaving gold behind.
最後他們使用吹琯使水銀蒸發(fā)，以最終得到黃金。
Aerogel, one of the world’s lightest solids, can withstand a direct blast of 1kg of dynamite and protect against heat from a blowtorch at more than 1, 300C.
氣凝膠，地球上最輕的固躰物質(zhì)之一，能夠承受一公斤烈性炸葯爆炸的直接沖擊，能夠觝禦噴燈産生的1300度以上的高溫。
Blowtorch, a young media company making video content for 18- to 24-year-olds, is pushing this further. It will allow audiences to influence its movies via the web.
這個(gè)專(zhuān)門(mén)爲(wèi)18到24嵗的觀衆(zhòng)制作節(jié)目的年輕的媒躰公司還更前進(jìn)了一步，它讓觀衆(zhòng)們能通過(guò)網(wǎng)絡(luò)去影響電影。

Nanophase produces these particles by first vaporizing zinc rods in a 3, 000-degree plasma arc reactor, essentially a giant blowtorch.
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Less starkly, his success may simply represent the passing to a new generation of the literary flame—albeit, in this instance, a blowtorch.
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a tool used to heat metal or remove paint from a surface by producing an extremely hot flame

A blowtorch is a device that produces a hot flame, and is used to heat metal or remove old paint.