dewar

/ˈduːər/
noun
  1. A container (usually a flask or bottle) designed to keep liquids very cold, such as liquid nitrogen or liquid air, by using a vacuum between two walls.
    • A dewar is essential for storing cryogenic fluids without them boiling away too quickly.
    • The lab technician carefully poured liquid nitrogen from the dewar into the experiment.
    • The hospital uses a large dewar to keep medical samples frozen during transport.
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