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The 7 pages that link to Bunsen burner, each with the reason it gives.

• Flame testRelated: Its non-luminous flame provides a controlled heat source for the test.

• Robert BunsenBroader topic: Bunsen’s name became attached to this laboratory burner, which enabled cleaner flame tests.

• DeflagrationBroader topic: Its premixed flame provides a familiar example of deflagration.

• SpectroscopeRelated: Its relatively clean flame made emission colors and lines easier to examine.

• Gas mantleRelated: Its non-luminous flame heats the mantle while contributing relatively little light of its own.

• BlowtorchRelated: Its adjustable air inlet illustrates premixing behind a hot, clean flame.

• Kipp's apparatusRelated: Its use depended on reliable gas delivery, one practical role for laboratory generators.