- wurtz column
- \\ˈwə]rts-, ˈwu̇]\ noun
or wurtz tube
Usage: usually capitalized WEtymology: after Charles A. Wurtz died 1884 French chemist: a bulbed fractionating column for laboratory distillations
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
wurtz column
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