Definition of fume hood in English:

fume hood

noun

A fume cupboard.
〈美〉排烟柜，通风橱
Example sentencesExamples
- Experiments involving short irradiation times were carried out in a fume hood with an even air flow to prevent heating up of the lamps.
- I didn't have any of the things that I use more often now - no hexane, no ethyl acetate or any of the other dozen solvents under my fume hood.
- Another letter points out that I misstated Carl Sagan's term for the organic goo found in the outer planets (and in my fume hood at work.)
- A fume hood at work or school would be ideal; outdoors is next best.
- Science rooms at Wilson Middle School in Muncie, Indiana, include a fume hood, enabling students and staff to work with chemicals in a safe, well ventilated area.
- At Ithaca College undergraduates perform research with professors and imbibe the same patterns, scheduling instrumentation time or using dedicated fume hoods, insect habitats, or the like.
- Among its treasures are antique burners, balances, a wooden fume hood and a voltage regulator fitted with antiquated light bulbs to monitor current.
- Air-handling systems are supposed to whisk all that stuff away, and besides, we're supposed to be doing all that work inside the fume hood, anyway.
- Ventilation in this area should be supplemented with additional fans and fume hoods to dissipate the Pentane vapours along with the other vapours from cutting.
- My fume hood and lab bench need a bit of organizing, too, but they don't get as bad as they used to when I worked in them full-time. The desk, though, has always been bad, and now it gets to its final maximum-entropy state more quickly than ever.
- We'll save about $115 annually for each personal computer and monitor that are turned off during evenings and weekends, $58 for a laser printer or fax machine, $216 for a copier and $4,250 for a fume hood.
- It can give me a broader perspective on my industry, which might come in handy, but it's going to do zilch for what's stirring in my fume hood.
- For scanning electron microscopy, flies were air dried for several days in a fume hood, mounted, and sputter coated with gold/palladium.
- We have space for the lab stations and for classroom instruction; and with the room layout, it's easy to watch and supervise - especially students working at the fume hood.
- A big energy user in laboratories is typically the fume hood, where all of the air that flows through the hood is exhausted outdoors.
- The top chamber was removed in a fume hood and allowed to vent for 1 min to remove any CO 2 present, the plants were then excised at the sand surface.
- If you find it necessary to mix amidol in hot water, do so under a fume hood or outdoors.
- To extract fecal cortisol, I evaporated off excess ethanol by leaving samples overnight under a fume hood and then freeze-dried the samples.
- You need to rig up a trap for the vented gas, since it's rather bad form just to send it up the fume hood.
- The resin/ethanol solution and the chow were thoroughly mixed and then dried at room temperature in a fume hood overnight.

Definition of fume hood in US English:

fume hood

noun

A ventilated enclosure in a chemistry laboratory, in which harmful volatile chemicals can be used or kept.
Example sentencesExamples
- My fume hood and lab bench need a bit of organizing, too, but they don't get as bad as they used to when I worked in them full-time. The desk, though, has always been bad, and now it gets to its final maximum-entropy state more quickly than ever.
- A big energy user in laboratories is typically the fume hood, where all of the air that flows through the hood is exhausted outdoors.
- We have space for the lab stations and for classroom instruction; and with the room layout, it's easy to watch and supervise - especially students working at the fume hood.
- To extract fecal cortisol, I evaporated off excess ethanol by leaving samples overnight under a fume hood and then freeze-dried the samples.
- A fume hood at work or school would be ideal; outdoors is next best.
- Ventilation in this area should be supplemented with additional fans and fume hoods to dissipate the Pentane vapours along with the other vapours from cutting.
- We'll save about $115 annually for each personal computer and monitor that are turned off during evenings and weekends, $58 for a laser printer or fax machine, $216 for a copier and $4,250 for a fume hood.
- I didn't have any of the things that I use more often now - no hexane, no ethyl acetate or any of the other dozen solvents under my fume hood.
- For scanning electron microscopy, flies were air dried for several days in a fume hood, mounted, and sputter coated with gold/palladium.
- Among its treasures are antique burners, balances, a wooden fume hood and a voltage regulator fitted with antiquated light bulbs to monitor current.
- Science rooms at Wilson Middle School in Muncie, Indiana, include a fume hood, enabling students and staff to work with chemicals in a safe, well ventilated area.
- Air-handling systems are supposed to whisk all that stuff away, and besides, we're supposed to be doing all that work inside the fume hood, anyway.
- The resin/ethanol solution and the chow were thoroughly mixed and then dried at room temperature in a fume hood overnight.
- You need to rig up a trap for the vented gas, since it's rather bad form just to send it up the fume hood.
- If you find it necessary to mix amidol in hot water, do so under a fume hood or outdoors.
- At Ithaca College undergraduates perform research with professors and imbibe the same patterns, scheduling instrumentation time or using dedicated fume hoods, insect habitats, or the like.
- Experiments involving short irradiation times were carried out in a fume hood with an even air flow to prevent heating up of the lamps.
- Another letter points out that I misstated Carl Sagan's term for the organic goo found in the outer planets (and in my fume hood at work.)
- The top chamber was removed in a fume hood and allowed to vent for 1 min to remove any CO 2 present, the plants were then excised at the sand surface.
- It can give me a broader perspective on my industry, which might come in handy, but it's going to do zilch for what's stirring in my fume hood.

词汇	fume hood
释义	Definition of fume hood in English: fume hood noun US A fume cupboard. 〈美〉排烟柜，通风橱 Example sentencesExamples Experiments involving short irradiation times were carried out in a fume hood with an even air flow to prevent heating up of the lamps. I didn't have any of the things that I use more often now - no hexane, no ethyl acetate or any of the other dozen solvents under my fume hood. Another letter points out that I misstated Carl Sagan's term for the organic goo found in the outer planets (and in my fume hood at work.) A fume hood at work or school would be ideal; outdoors is next best. Science rooms at Wilson Middle School in Muncie, Indiana, include a fume hood, enabling students and staff to work with chemicals in a safe, well ventilated area. At Ithaca College undergraduates perform research with professors and imbibe the same patterns, scheduling instrumentation time or using dedicated fume hoods, insect habitats, or the like. Among its treasures are antique burners, balances, a wooden fume hood and a voltage regulator fitted with antiquated light bulbs to monitor current. Air-handling systems are supposed to whisk all that stuff away, and besides, we're supposed to be doing all that work inside the fume hood, anyway. Ventilation in this area should be supplemented with additional fans and fume hoods to dissipate the Pentane vapours along with the other vapours from cutting. My fume hood and lab bench need a bit of organizing, too, but they don't get as bad as they used to when I worked in them full-time. The desk, though, has always been bad, and now it gets to its final maximum-entropy state more quickly than ever. We'll save about $115 annually for each personal computer and monitor that are turned off during evenings and weekends, $58 for a laser printer or fax machine, $216 for a copier and $4,250 for a fume hood. It can give me a broader perspective on my industry, which might come in handy, but it's going to do zilch for what's stirring in my fume hood. For scanning electron microscopy, flies were air dried for several days in a fume hood, mounted, and sputter coated with gold/palladium. We have space for the lab stations and for classroom instruction; and with the room layout, it's easy to watch and supervise - especially students working at the fume hood. A big energy user in laboratories is typically the fume hood, where all of the air that flows through the hood is exhausted outdoors. The top chamber was removed in a fume hood and allowed to vent for 1 min to remove any CO 2 present, the plants were then excised at the sand surface. If you find it necessary to mix amidol in hot water, do so under a fume hood or outdoors. To extract fecal cortisol, I evaporated off excess ethanol by leaving samples overnight under a fume hood and then freeze-dried the samples. You need to rig up a trap for the vented gas, since it's rather bad form just to send it up the fume hood. The resin/ethanol solution and the chow were thoroughly mixed and then dried at room temperature in a fume hood overnight. Definition of fume hood in US English: fume hood noun US A ventilated enclosure in a chemistry laboratory, in which harmful volatile chemicals can be used or kept. Example sentencesExamples My fume hood and lab bench need a bit of organizing, too, but they don't get as bad as they used to when I worked in them full-time. The desk, though, has always been bad, and now it gets to its final maximum-entropy state more quickly than ever. A big energy user in laboratories is typically the fume hood, where all of the air that flows through the hood is exhausted outdoors. We have space for the lab stations and for classroom instruction; and with the room layout, it's easy to watch and supervise - especially students working at the fume hood. To extract fecal cortisol, I evaporated off excess ethanol by leaving samples overnight under a fume hood and then freeze-dried the samples. A fume hood at work or school would be ideal; outdoors is next best. Ventilation in this area should be supplemented with additional fans and fume hoods to dissipate the Pentane vapours along with the other vapours from cutting. We'll save about $115 annually for each personal computer and monitor that are turned off during evenings and weekends, $58 for a laser printer or fax machine, $216 for a copier and $4,250 for a fume hood. I didn't have any of the things that I use more often now - no hexane, no ethyl acetate or any of the other dozen solvents under my fume hood. For scanning electron microscopy, flies were air dried for several days in a fume hood, mounted, and sputter coated with gold/palladium. Among its treasures are antique burners, balances, a wooden fume hood and a voltage regulator fitted with antiquated light bulbs to monitor current. Science rooms at Wilson Middle School in Muncie, Indiana, include a fume hood, enabling students and staff to work with chemicals in a safe, well ventilated area. Air-handling systems are supposed to whisk all that stuff away, and besides, we're supposed to be doing all that work inside the fume hood, anyway. The resin/ethanol solution and the chow were thoroughly mixed and then dried at room temperature in a fume hood overnight. You need to rig up a trap for the vented gas, since it's rather bad form just to send it up the fume hood. If you find it necessary to mix amidol in hot water, do so under a fume hood or outdoors. At Ithaca College undergraduates perform research with professors and imbibe the same patterns, scheduling instrumentation time or using dedicated fume hoods, insect habitats, or the like. Experiments involving short irradiation times were carried out in a fume hood with an even air flow to prevent heating up of the lamps. Another letter points out that I misstated Carl Sagan's term for the organic goo found in the outer planets (and in my fume hood at work.) The top chamber was removed in a fume hood and allowed to vent for 1 min to remove any CO 2 present, the plants were then excised at the sand surface. It can give me a broader perspective on my industry, which might come in handy, but it's going to do zilch for what's stirring in my fume hood.
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