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oxyhydrogen

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ox·y·hy·dro·gen  (ks-hdr-jn)
adj.
Of or using a mixture of hydrogen and oxygen: an oxyhydrogen torch.
oxyhydrogen [ˌɒksɪˈhaɪdrədʒən]
n
(Engineering / General Engineering)
a.  a mixture of hydrogen and oxygen used to provide an intense flame for welding
b.  (as modifier) an oxyhydrogen blowpipe
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