Robert Wilhelm Bunsen is the scientist who invented the Bunsen burner. The gas used by a Bunsen burner is called methane, and the hottest part of the flame reaches 1560°C. Additionally, a song about the Bunsen burner by John Otway reached #9 on the UK charts.

2. Robert Wilhelm Bunsen is the scientist
who invented the Bunsen burner.

4. The gas used by a Bunsen burner is
called Methane.

6. The hottest part of the flame is 1560o
C.

8. John Otway wrote a song about the
Bunsen burner that reached No. 9 in
the UK Charts.

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Have it cut
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Tie it back safely
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Tie it back safely
Have your head shaved

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Try and relight it
Turn the gas off
Tell your teacher
Leave it and get on with your work

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Try and relight it
Turn the gas off
Tell your teacher
Leave it and get on with your work

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Tell your teacher
Leave it and get on with your work

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Turn the gas off
Tell your teacher
Leave it and get on with your work

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It isn’t hot enough to burn you
It’s the smallest flame
It smells more than the other flames

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It isn’t hot enough to burn you
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It smells more than the other flames

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Lighting the Bunsen burner on
Heating equipment
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The airhole
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The jet
The collar

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The collar

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The collar

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The jet
The collar

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Safety flame
Working flame
Roaring flame
Lighting flame

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Safety flame
Working flame
Roaring flame
Lighting flame

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The chimney
The gas tube
The base
The collar

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B
C
D
The chimney
The gas tube
The base
The collar

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D
Have it cut
Dye it bright green so it stands out
Tie it back safely
Have your head shaved

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Have it cut
Dye it bright green so it stands out
Tie it back safely
Have your head shaved

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your Bunsen burner goes out?
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Try and relight it
Turn the gas off
Tell your teacher
Leave it and get on with your work

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Tell your teacher
Leave it and get on with your work

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It isn’t hot enough to burn you
It’s the smallest flame
It smells more than the other flames

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You can see it because it’s yellow.
It isn’t hot enough to burn you
It’s the smallest flame
It smells more than the other flames

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C
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Lighting the Bunsen burner on
Heating equipment
Leaving it on whilst you are not using it
None of the above

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D
Lighting the Bunsen burner on
Heating equipment
Leaving it on whilst you are not using it
None of the above

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10 What is the part of the Bunsen burner that you
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D
The airhole
The base
The jet
The collar

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10 What is the part of the Bunsen burner that you
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D
The airhole
The base
The jet
The collar