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    The document describes the parts of a Bunsen burner, including the collar, tubing, air hole, roaring flame, chimney, and base. The air hole regulates the amount of air entering the burner to control the flame. The safety flame burns with a blue color, and it is called the safety flame because its lower temperature makes it safer to use than the roaring flame.

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    Bunsen burner science lab grade 8

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    The document describes the parts of a Bunsen burner, including the collar, tubing, air hole, roaring flame, chimney, and base. The air hole regulates the amount of air entering the burner to control the flame. The safety flame burns with a blue color, and it is called the safety flame because its lower temperature makes it safer to use than the roaring flame.

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    Labelling The Bunsen Burner Worksheet Support

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    The document describes the parts of a Bunsen burner, including the collar, tubing, air hole, roaring flame, chimney, and base. The air hole regulates the amount of air entering the burner to control the flame. The safety flame burns with a blue color, and it is called the safety flame because its lower temperature makes it safer to use than the roaring flame.

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    The Bunsen Burner

    Label the Bunsen burner using the key words.

    Key words
    a) collar r
    b) tubing
    c) air hole
    ch
    d) roaring flame
    e) chimney
    f) base c

    t
    b

    What does the air hole do?

    What colour is the safety flame?

    Why is it called the safety flame?

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