Definition of Geissler tube in English:

Geissler tube

nounˈɡʌɪsləˈɡīslər ˌto͞ob

A sealed tube of glass or quartz with a central constriction, filled with vapour for the production of a luminous electrical discharge.
盖斯勒（真空放电）管
Example sentencesExamples
- The other Geissler tubes have lost their vacuum and were filled with colored water for show purposes.
- The set of Geissler tubes at the left shows some of the fanciful shapes in which Geissler tubes were made.
- A pair of Geissler tubes is connected to the arms of this rotator.
- These were the fore-runners of the Geissler tubes used in science demonstrations.
- Just as early Geissler tubes had used such odd images such as a vase or flowers, the first neon signs used images with a sense of playfulness.

Origin

Mid 19th century: named after Heinrich Geissler (1814–79), the German mechanic and glass-blower who invented it.

Definition of Geissler tube in US English:

Geissler tube

nounˈɡīslər ˌto͞ob

A sealed tube of glass or quartz with a central constriction, filled with vapor for the production of a luminous electrical discharge.
盖斯勒（真空放电）管
Example sentencesExamples
- Just as early Geissler tubes had used such odd images such as a vase or flowers, the first neon signs used images with a sense of playfulness.
- The set of Geissler tubes at the left shows some of the fanciful shapes in which Geissler tubes were made.
- A pair of Geissler tubes is connected to the arms of this rotator.
- These were the fore-runners of the Geissler tubes used in science demonstrations.
- The other Geissler tubes have lost their vacuum and were filled with colored water for show purposes.

Origin

Mid 19th century: named after Heinrich Geissler (1814–79), the German mechanic and glass-blower who invented it.

单词	Geissler tube
释义	Definition of Geissler tube in English: Geissler tube nounˈɡʌɪsləˈɡīslər ˌto͞ob A sealed tube of glass or quartz with a central constriction, filled with vapour for the production of a luminous electrical discharge. 盖斯勒（真空放电）管 Example sentencesExamples The other Geissler tubes have lost their vacuum and were filled with colored water for show purposes. The set of Geissler tubes at the left shows some of the fanciful shapes in which Geissler tubes were made. A pair of Geissler tubes is connected to the arms of this rotator. These were the fore-runners of the Geissler tubes used in science demonstrations. Just as early Geissler tubes had used such odd images such as a vase or flowers, the first neon signs used images with a sense of playfulness. Origin Mid 19th century: named after Heinrich Geissler (1814–79), the German mechanic and glass-blower who invented it. Definition of Geissler tube in US English: Geissler tube nounˈɡīslər ˌto͞ob A sealed tube of glass or quartz with a central constriction, filled with vapor for the production of a luminous electrical discharge. 盖斯勒（真空放电）管 Example sentencesExamples Just as early Geissler tubes had used such odd images such as a vase or flowers, the first neon signs used images with a sense of playfulness. The set of Geissler tubes at the left shows some of the fanciful shapes in which Geissler tubes were made. A pair of Geissler tubes is connected to the arms of this rotator. These were the fore-runners of the Geissler tubes used in science demonstrations. The other Geissler tubes have lost their vacuum and were filled with colored water for show purposes. Origin Mid 19th century: named after Heinrich Geissler (1814–79), the German mechanic and glass-blower who invented it.
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