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	ROBERT WILHELM BUNSEN
		Ironically, Bunsen will be remembered by generations of chemistry students for a mere improvement in a burner design, when his other contributions to the field of chemistry are vastly more significant and diverse, covering such areas as organic chemistry, arsenic compounds, gas measurements and analysis, the galvanic battery, elemental spectroscopy and geology.
		In 1836, Bunsen was nominated to succeed Wöhler at Kassel.
		Bunsen's habit was to assign a scientific task to his students and then to work with a student only as long as required to reach some measure of independence.
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	Bunsen
		Born in Göttingen, Bunsen studied chemistry at the local university and at Paris, Berlin, and Vienna.
		Bunsen’s first important work was in the area of organic chemistry, where he studied the reactions of cacodyl, an organometallic compound of arsenic.
		Use of the latter in conjunction with a glass prism led to the development of the Bunsen spectroscope in collaboration with the German physicist Gustav Kirchoff and to the spectroscopic discovery of the elements rubidium and cesium.
	www.bioanalytical.com /info/calendar/98/11bun.htm (354 words)

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	Bunsen burner - Encyclopedia.com
		Bunsen burner gas burner, commonly used in scientific laboratories, consisting essentially of a hollow tube which is fitted vertically around the flame and which has an opening at the base to admit air.
		The underlying principle of the Bunsen burner is basic to common gas stoves and lamps.
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		In an age of disposable pop, Bunsen Burner is a touching story of people power versus fairweather fans.
		Bunsen Burner, which samples The Trammps’ 1977 single Disco Inferno, won.
		Bunsen Burner was recorded at London’s Abbey Road Studios and John asked fans to do backing vocals on the B-side.
	www.thesun.co.uk /article/0,,5-2002452013,00.html (614 words)

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		Bunsen invented or improved on the electrochemical battery, the spectroscope, the gas burner, and the photometer.
		Bunsen was one of the founders of the field of spectroscopy.
		He demonstrated a procedure for identifying matter based on its spectral characteristics.
	www.sjsu.edu /depts/Museum/bun.html (103 words)

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