Flame size and intensity can be adjusted infinitely. The safety Bunsen burner Flame 100 activates immediately with the push of a button. No match or a pilot flame are required. Optionally ...

For the demonstration in the video below, [F-J] dangled a steel ball from a chain into a Bunsen burner flame and dunked it into 150 ml of room-temperature water. After a nice long toasting ...

A special kind of Bunsen burner was made with a spiral mixing tube ... covered with wire-gauze at the foot of a short tube or flame-pipe. The gas is admitted by a single jet passing through ...

A Bunsen burner, named after Robert Bunsen, is a kind of gas burner used as laboratory equipment; it produces a single open gas flame, and is used for heating, sterilization, and combustion. The gas ...

We can learn from this near miss. Uncontrolled Bunsen burner use presents a significant fire hazard since they produce an open flame and burn at a high temperature. They should only be used in ...

A Bunsen burner would usually be on a blue flame during an experiment. When the Bunsen burner is not being used, it should either be on the yellow safety flame so that others can see it ...

A Bunsen burner would usually be on a blue flame during an experiment. When the Bunsen burner is not being used, it should either be on the yellow safety flame so that others can see it ...

Remove the pennies when they are completely and evenly coated with zinc. Wash them and blot them dry. Using tongs, hold each penny in a Bunsen burner flame (3-4 sec.). Students in first few rows ...

Its action comes after the HSE in England warned that some metal gauze mats used with Bunsen burners contained asbestos. The risk of exposure is "low", according to the HSE. It has told two UK ...