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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| How should the collar be when you are lighting the Bunsen burner | Completely closed |
| What color should the flame be when you are heating things in the lab | Blue |
| What part of the Bunsen burner is the safest to touch when it is hot | Base |
| What part of the Bunsen burner can change the amount of gas that is being burned | gas adjustment knob |
| where does the rubber hose connect to the Bunsen burner | gas inlet |
| How do you light the Bunsen burner | Using a flint striker over the barrel |
| Which part can be adjusted to make the flame hotter | collar because it let more oxygen in |
| what color flame is the hottest | blue |
| what part of the flame is the hottest | the tip of the smaller brighter section near the bottom |
| what does using a yellow flame cause on glass | black spots that are hard to wash |
| when the collar is completely closed what color should the flame be | yellow |
| where does the air mix with the gas before it combusts | air hole |
| how do you know the flame is ready | when it is blue |
| what position should the gas adjustment knob be at when lighting the Bunsen burner | one half turn open |
| what part will get very hot | barrel |
| which way do you turn the gas adjustment knob to close it | clockwise |
| what is the correct way to shut off the Bunsen burner | turn off desk top gas valve |
| what is the order to lighting the Bunsen burner | 1. before have the striker ready 2. check connections to burner and desk valve 3. close gas adjustment knob and collar 4. turn on gas valve and open gas adjustment knob 1/2 turn 5. use striker to light the flame 6. adjust flame by turning the collar |