The document summarizes experiments conducted by Team Bunsen Burner to analyze the efficiency of high and low gas flames on Bunsen burners. They found that the high gas flame heated water to a target temperature 3 times faster than the low flame and was more cost effective, using less gas. A second experiment found the high flame filled a balloon with gas 25% faster than the low flame. In conclusion, the high gas flame was determined to be more efficient and convenient for heating and filling than the low flame.

1. Energy Measuring Company By Team Bunsen Burner

2. Meet the teamTeam Bunsen BurnerA## J##: Head of DepartmentT##### L##: Leading ExecutiveS#### S#####: Senior analyst A##### N#: Junior Executive

3. Objective brief It is our mission to observe and test gas efficiency inside Bunsen Burners. We must find out what type of flame is the most efficient and energy saving. We have 3 periods to analyse and publish our findings, which could provide you and your families information about gas and energy. By using our research, you could save money per year and help us prevent energy wastage around the globe.

4. Experiment AimsWe aim to prove the difference between a high heat bunsen burner and a low heat, and compare the energy usage and the temperature increase speed. By using our information, this data could then be used for gas stoves, barbeques and petrol for cars. As an elite small group, we will provide lab-tested results quickly and efficiently for free, giving the world vital info regarding energy usage.

5. HypothesisWe expect the high heat gas flame to heat, fill andevaporate faster than the low flame because, as you mayhave noticed, the lower flame would heat slower, fillspaces slower and take more time to get liquids andgases to the aimed temperature- costing more gas andtherefore more expense.

6. Experiment 1aBunsen burner on full gas

7. Beaker filled to 100mL

8. Starting temperature is 24.5°C

9. Finishing temperature is 60°C

10. Time taken to 60°C was 3:20 EFG°°A: Bunsen BurnerB: TripodC: Gauze matD: BeakerE: ThermometerF: ClampG: Boss headH: Retort standD°°CBHA

11. Experiment 1bBunsen burner on low gas

12. Beaker filled to 100mL