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“Part of the reason why it's called multiple uses,” one team member pointed out, humorously emphasizing the long heating process they anticipated. As the temperature crossed various thresholds, excitement mounted, and so did the suspense over the potential release of hydrogen gas.
Observations and Findings
As temperature readings fluctuated between 130 and 210 degrees Celsius, notable reactions were recorded. Alarming sounds from their equipment hinted that something was happening in the reactor. Despite the gentlemanly atmosphere, scientific curiosity was palpable and contagious — the team carefully observed the apparatus, scanning for any signs of gas escape, all while sharing insights on empirical data learned from past experiments.