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Science historian Howard Markel talks about the German chemist Robert Bunsen, and why his experiments necessitated the invention of the gas burner still in use today. UNIDENTIFIED MAN: The ...

The scientist who made many a school science experiment possible probably doesn't get much discussion in the classroom. Robert Bunsen, a professor of chemistry in Heidelberg, invented the burner ...

This week we celebrated science week with grandma ... by first holding a regular balloon filled with air over a bunsen burner. Not surprisingly, it popped. Then she would fill a balloon with ...

HIGHLANDS, N.C. (WTVD) -- A 12-year-old and his mother were badly burned when an at-home science experiment exploded inside their Highlands, North Carolina, home. "It involved a Bunsen burner ...

"Barrett has a love for science and has performed many ... told WLOS that his son's experiment involved a Bunsen burner, a tool typically used in laboratory settings. "Alcohol was in the mix ...

Get hands-on with KS3 science investigations in Atomic Labs. Experiment and put your science skills to the test using Bunsen burners, test tubes and much more. There are twelve experiments to be ...

In some cases science pupils can't even light a Bunsen burner, said David Levin ... Mr Levin added that students did not do enough science experiments.

Asked about the issue, the city’s Capital Projects team said in a statement that the Bunsen burners have been dormant ... be able to fully participate in science education.” ...

as she roasts a marsh-mellow over the Bunsen burner. The official logline for Wednesday night’s episode is as follows: “While supervising the kids making their science fair projects, ...