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 ...

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 ...

IT is not generally known, if it has ever been noticed before, that the Bunsen lamp gives a flame sensitive to sounds. A lamp should be chosen which has a tendency to “burn below;” this may ...

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 ...

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 ...