bunsen burner

• oxygen is required for a fire to burn
• the blue flame is the most reactive and hottest of all the flames
• the fuel source provides the energy needed for combustion
• a flame needs oxygen to keep burning
• the yellow/orange flame is 1000 degrees celsius
• flames are hot because they contain lots of energy from the chemical reaction between the fuel and oxygen
• a Bunsen burner has three main parts - the base, the gas supply tube and the jet
• the white flame is 700 degrees celsius
• the red flame is 850 degrees celsius
• when there's not enough air, the flame turns blue
• the blue flame is 2500 degrees celsius
• the highest temperature of the bunsen burner when air hole is open is 700 degrees celsius
• What happens when a bunsen burner air hole is closed?

  the flame is yellow
• Incomplete combustion is when the fuel is not completely burned
• complete combustion is when 100% of the fuel is burnt
• carbon monoxide is released when a bunsen burner is not used properly
• what gas is released when using s bunsen burner correctly?

  Carbon dioxide
• bunsen burners are a form of flame heater that is used to heat liquids and gases
• The base holds the Bunsen burner steady on a flat surface.
• the jet is where the gas comes out of