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The Bunsen burner was invented in 1855 by German chemist Robert Wilhelm Bunsen and is named after him. It safely burns a continuous stream of flammable gas to provide a source of heating, sterilization, and other uses frequently in laboratories. The three principal parts are the barrel, needle valve, and base, and it is important to light it in an open space and adjust the flame before moving it into position, with one person maintaining it for the lab group.

Author

Albert Gambina

Language

EN