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UNIT 1: Introducing science Topic :BUNSEN BURNER. Sub-topic : LABO GAS.

Students should be able to: OBJECTIVES: Students should be able to: Draw a labo gas Identify the different parts of bunsen burner and labo gas State the functions of these different parts Carry out the proper technique of lighting a labo gas. Differentiate between luminous flame and non-luminous flame.

Proper technique of lighting a Labo gas. Close the air hole by adjusting the collar. Light a match. Hold it over the chimney. Turn on the gas knob (tap) slowly. Open the air-hole for heating object.

SAFETY FIRST! 1. Always close the air hole before you light the burner/labo gas. 2. When you are not heating anything, close the air hole 3. Turn off the burner when an experiment is finished.

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Air-holes Flame Colour of the flame Luminousity Degree of hotness Heating Close Unsteady, sooty Yellow/orange Luminous Not very hot Unsuitable Open Steady, non-sooty Blue Non-luminous Very hot suitable Luminous flame Non-luminous flame