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Space-Heater Hazards

New England Journal of Medicine, 1961
ON November 22, 1959, at about 3 a.m., the sixteen-year-old daughter of a Boston laborer awoke to discover that the kerosene-fueled space heater in the bedroom of their tenement apartment was ablaze. In addition to the father and the teen-age daughter, the room was occupied by 8 younger siblings.
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A Brain Heater in the Swordfish

Science, 1982
The brain and eye of swordfish are warmer than the water. Associated with one of the eye muscles is a tissue that heats the brain. This brain heater is rich in mitochondria and cytochrome c and is supplied with blood through a vascular heat exchanger. It protects the central nervous system from rapid cooling during daily vertical excursions which may ...
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A Cheap Electric Heater

The Boston Medical and Surgical Journal, 1915
The following device has been used as a substitute for a hot-water bag for over two years, and has proved effective, convenient and cheap. The outfit consists of a 2-candle-power carbon filament lamp in an ordinary metal scoop-like reflector, with sufficient cord and a plug to connect with a convenient fixture.
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Highly stretchable, fast thermal response carbon nanotube composite heater

Composites Part A: Applied Science and Manufacturing, 2021
Fujun Xu
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Energy, exergy, and economic analysis of tubular solar air heater with porous material: An experimental study

Applied Thermal Engineering, 2021
Hamdy Hassan   +2 more
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Spot heater

2021
PALMER KATHERINE M   +4 more
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NEWBORN-INFANT HEATER

The Lancet, 1971
H V, Price, D, Whelpton, J, McCarthy
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Heaters

2012
José Meseguer   +2 more
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Heaters

Metal Finishing, 2010
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