| pumice |
Light rock froth produced by the violent separation of gas from lava. Because of the many gas bubbles, some of this froth is so light that it floats on water.
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| pumex |
pumice.
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| pump |
1. an apparatus for drawing or forcing fluids or gases. 2. to draw or force fluids or gases.
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| pump-o. |
see pump-oxygenator.
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| pump-oxygenator |
an apparatus, usually extracorporeal, comprising an arterial pump and blood oxygenator plus filters and traps, for saturating blood with oxygen and perfusing the body tissue; used for cardiopulmonary bypass during cardiac surgery.
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