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 ...

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 ...

The programme was initially designed with Science Foundation Ireland back ... someone in a lab coat in a lab messing around with Bunsen burners,” she said. Ms Butler said one of the goals ...

Presenter 1: A hazard is something that can cause harm. Presenter 2: Such as burning yourself on a Bunsen burner or other equipment that gets very hot. Presenter 1: Notice the symbol here on this ...

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 ...

Presenter 1: A hazard is something that can cause harm. Presenter 2: Such as burning yourself on a Bunsen burner or other equipment that gets very hot. Presenter 1: Notice the symbol here on this ...

No Bunsen burners or laboratories here, this is science for everybody, anywhere. Wherever the kids want to take it; in the garden, in the kitchen or in the shed, this is science BY kids FOR kids! ABC ...

It may sound like something you'd use with a Bunsen burner in a GCSE science class, but it's actually the one ingredient you need to add to your skincare routine, asap. We all know there is no ...