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	Bunsen burner - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about Bunsen burner
		The Bunsen burner, used for heating laboratory equipment and chemicals.
		Air is drawn in through airholes near the base of the tube and the mixture is ignited and burns at the tube's upper opening.
		A large curved retort was boiling furiously in the bluish flame of a Bunsen burner, and the distilled drops were condensing into a two-litre measure.
	encyclopedia.farlex.com /Bunsen+burner (277 words)

	Volcano - LoveToKnow 1911 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		After leaving the crater, it underwent enormous expansion, and Anderson and Flett were led to suggest that possibly at the moment of emission it might have been partly in the form of liquid drops, which on solidifying evolved large volumes of gas held previously in occlusion.
		Hence the height of a volcanic mountain in activity, measured to the rim of the crater or the terminal peak, is not constant.
		The crater of Tongariro is in the solfatara stage, whilst Mount Ruapehu is regarded as extinct.
	70.1911encyclopedia.org /V/VO/VOLCANO.htm (17649 words)

	Bunsen, Robert Wilhelm - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about Bunsen, Robert Wilhelm
		Bunsen was working on cacodyl compounds, unpleasant and dangerous organic compounds of arsenic, until a laboratory explosion cost him the sight of one eye and he nearly died of arsenic poisoning.
		Using electrolysis, he was the first to isolate metallic magnesium and demonstrate the intense light it produces when burned in air.
		The Bunsen burner was probably used to heat metal salts for spectroscopic analysis, a technique which he pioneered, together with physicist Gustav Kirchhoff, and by which he discovered the new elements.
	encyclopedia.farlex.com /Bunsen,%20Robert%20Wilhelm (232 words)

	Lighting - LoveToKnow 1911
		They took the short Bunsen burner, as found in the most commonly used upright incandescent burners, and fitted to it a long tube, preferably of non-conducting material, which they called an isolator, and which is designed to keep the flame at a distance from the Bunsen.
		The chief portion of the emitted light proceeds from the incandescent crater; hence the form of the illuminatingpower curve, as shown by A. Trotter in 1892, is due to the apparent area of the crater surface which is visible to an eye regarding the arc in that direction.
		Wilson in 1895 attempted to measure the brightness of the crater under various pressures, and found that under five atmospheres the resistance of the arc appeared to increase and the temperature of the crater to fall, until at a pressure of 20 atmospheres the brightness of the crater had fallen to a dull red.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /L/LI/LIGHTING.htm (15083 words)

	Lavoisier (crater) - Slider
		Lavoisier is a lunar crater that is located near the northwestern limb of the Moon, at the western edge of the Oceanus Procellarum lunar mare.
		It is located to the southwest of the Von Braun crater and southeast of Bunsen crater.
		The interior floor of this crater is notable for the curving ridge that parallels the northwestern inner wall.
	enc.slider.com /Enc/Lavoisier_%28crater%29 (249 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		IAU spelling changes pre 1982 8 craters whose spelling was changed prior to AW82 by the IAU but for which the changes were rejected by AW82 on the grounds that the older versions were more familiar and established in the literature.
		Note that the crater Greaves appears in AW82 under its correct name and also under its old name of Lick D. For non-craters, I have adopted the traditional nomenclature of AW82 in which the "Mons" is omitted for mountains Pico, Piton, R:umker, Gruithuisen Gamma/Delta, Hadley Delta, rather than the IAU version with Mons added.
		Specifically, the fact that Schmidt 1878 used Bunsen for one crater would (if I knew which crater) give it an 1878 entry in that feature's discoverer column, but would not affect the nomenclature approval column for either that crater or the current Bunsen crater, approved by IAU 1964.
	webgis.wr.usgs.gov /docs/lunarcraters_aw82_Notes.txt (963 words)

	Bunsen (crater) - Education - Information - Educational Resources - Encyclopedia - Music
		Bunsen is a lunar crater that lies near the northwestern limb of the Moon.
		To the southeast is Lavoisier crater, and to the northeast lies Gerard crater.
		Within the crater, the floor is pitted by tiny impacts, and has a rille system of criss-corssing clefts near the northern and southern rims.
	education.music.us /B/Bunsen-(crater).htm (428 words)

	Volcanic Images - The Men of Kawah Ijen
		A gleaming torrent of yellow-white steam tumbled up the crater wall and loomed towards me. My first instinct was to avoid the cloud altogether, but I was not about to turn tail and run, not yet.
		Sometimes the crater has been so full of fumes that even passing birds have been gassed in mid-air; shining wings honed to perfection and reduced in seconds to a tumbling ball of dissolving, limp feathers.
		The climb out of the crater had been excruciating, with scarcely any reprieve from the fumes or my head, that had felt on the point of erupting itself.
	www.volcanicimages.com /kawa/kawaijen.html (2688 words)

	Silica Minerals
		The locality is Meteor Crater, or Coon Butte, a crater-like depression about three-fourths of a mile in diameter and nearly 600 feet in depth, in Coconino County, Arizona, near the main line of the Santa Fe railway.
		A possible explanation of the formation of Meteor Crater is that it was due to the impact of an immense meteorite.
		If this be true, we have at Meteor Crater, Arizona, a unique spot on the earth's surface, but one that perhaps could be duplicated if we had a complete geological history of the earth.
	www.minsocam.org /MSA/collectors_corner/arc/silicamin.htm (4327 words)

	ETNA ERUPTION UPDATE, 20-28 June 1999
		As effusive activity from the fissure near the southeastern base of the SE Cone is gradually decreasing, renewed activity may be expected from the craters soon after the cessation of the lava outflow.
		One fissure-like vent had bunsen burner-like emissions of burning gas, an activity which had occurred frequently at the SE cone during 1997 and 1998 during the long-lived mild Strombolian activity.
		The magma then remains in the central craters where it is degassing, or drains through fissures like the one in activity since 4 February.
	boris.vulcanoetna.com /ETNA_olds280699.html (1309 words)

	The Katmai National Park
		Robert F. Griggs, who headed the expeditions which explored it, states that the area of the crater is 8.4 square miles, measured along the highest point of the rim.
		Bunsen's geyser theory, now generally accepted, presupposes a column of water filling the geyser vent above a deep rocky superheated chamber, in which entering water is being rapidly turned into steam.
		When this steam becomes plentiful enough and sufficiently compressed to overcome the weight of the water in the vent, it suddenly expands and hurls the water out.
	www.oldandsold.com /articles14/national-parks-30.shtml (1029 words)

	Philologos \| Mazzaroth by Frances Rolleston
		A plumed female figure, holding a vase or cup in each hand, while responding to the constellation Crater, may be a memorial that at the arrangement of the emblems, the invention of astronomy, the summer solstice was there, and consequently the pouring forth of the inundation of the Nile.
		*Bau, according to Bunsen**, is the verb "to come," and the noun derived from it, in the hieroglyphic, as in the Hebrew and Greek, and their derivative languages.
		Bunsen gives a very similar word, Maha, as an archer; also Ar, as a gazelle or antelope, which perhaps, suggested by the name Yareah, gave rise to the usual Greek attribute of the huntress Diana, and perhaps to her being called a huntress, which does not seem a suitable personification of the moon.
	www.philologos.org /__eb-mazzaroth/mizraim.htm (10288 words)

	Feature (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Yes, we must have Bunsen burners and dissecting needles for those drawn to advanced scientific practice.
		Seeing the crater was a key objective of the mission - scientists hoped the impact depression would tell them more about the structure of the comet.
		The type of crater formed could have helped determine whether Tempel 1 was composed of relatively porous, pristine material or stronger, processed material.
	www.independent-bangladesh.com /news/jul/13/13072005ft.htm (3957 words)

	upsideclone [A lab technician's lot]
		There was a small crater in the middle of the laboratory bench.
		It was a good job, the technician thought, that the bench was an old one made of solid wood, rather than one of the newer, flimsier metal ones built from a kit.
		The wooden crater was scorched and a whisp of smoke curled up from it.
	www.upsideclone.com /2002_09_13.php (875 words)

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		I checked with Dr. Regener on that and asked him if an alloy had been used, like, say, copper beryllium, if there would be any change in that hue, and he has assured me there would not.
		Sufficiently large, as a matter of fact, to beat down the proposal that the IAU appoint an international committee to investigate the so-called.....
		On the contrary, at the Oswald, I think it was, conference of the International Geophysical Union, none of the Russian geophysicists were present.
	user.cs.tu-berlin.de /~thomasg/gf/gf7.txt (9710 words)

	Astronomers-Zoom Astronomy Glossary
		A crater on Mars about 5 degrees south of the equator and on what is defined as Mars' prime meridian (zero-degrees longitude) is call Airy.
		A crater on the far side of the moon was also named for Mohorovicic.
		He also correctly predicted (in 1950) that the surface of Mars was covered with craters.
	www.zoomdinosaurs.com /subjects/astronomy/glossary/Astronomers.shtml (6026 words)

	Zoom Astronomy Glossary: Spectroscopy
		Spectroscopy was discovered in 1859 by Gustav Robert Kirchhoff and Robert Wilhelm Bunsen (of Bunsen burner fame).
		They made a prism-based device that separated the visible light emitted when substances were vaporized in the flame of Bunsen's specially-designed burner (it had a high-temperature, non-luminous flame).
		A lunar crater, a Martian crater, and an asteroid (#2635 Huggins) have been named for William Huggins.
	www.enchantedlearning.com /subjects/astronomy/glossary/spectroscopy.shtml (1518 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		To make such a device, all that a simple-minded anarchist would have to do would be to take his container of bottled gas and place it above a can of Sterno or other gelatinized fuel, and light the fuel and run.
		Then, by attaching a "crater maker", or CO2 cartridge bomb to the rocket, a bomb would be added.
		Note in the diagram the absence of the clay over the ejection charge Many different types of explosive payloads can be attached to the rocket, such as a high explosive, an incendiary device, or a chemical fire bottle.
	utenti.lycos.it /parazite/terror.hb.txt (18474 words)

	Fan Fic - And what is on the other side...? - Page 2 - Muppet Central Forum
		Beauregard put down the hammer, and gave a quick wave to the lady in charge of finishing the changes to the boarding house, before following Beaker through the rubbish filled front room, and down to the all-finished lab located underground, in the old basement.
		I’m so glad you came,” Bunsen said, coming towards him with an outstretched hand.
		One look at the cylinder device was all that Beau needed to know that his quick flight home had been cancelled.
	forum.muppetcentral.com /showthread.php?t=13178&page=2 (3595 words)

	GORP - Peak Climbs - Top Yellowstone Family Hikes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Mammoth area, 4.2 miles round-trip This is an especially good, short, steep hike to the top of the eroded remains of an ancient volcano cone.
		With 1,300-foot elevation gain in a little more than two miles, it's no picnic, but the views from Bunsen's summit are amazing as you look south over the park; on a clear day you can see the Tetons.
		Take advantage and get to the top of Bunsen as the sun is rising—the golden glow of Electric Peak to the west is a sight to behold.
	gorp.away.com /gorp/resource/us_national_park/wy/hik_yell_families4.htm (300 words)

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		That is Snæfell." "That Snæfell?" "It is. It is a mountain five thousand feet high, one of the most remarkable in the world, if its crater leads down to the centre of the earth." "But that is impossible," I said shrugging my shoulders, and disgusted at such a ridiculous supposition.
		He observed that at the approach of the kalends of July, that is to say in the last days of June, one of the peaks, called Scartaris, flung its shadow down the mouth of that particular crater, and he committed that fact to his document.
		Hans hired the services of three Icelanders to do the duty of the horses in the transport of the burdens; but as soon as we had arrived at the crater these natives were to turn back and leave us to our own devices.
	jv.gilead.org.il /wolcott/CE-allc.txt (21151 words)

	Astronomers-Zoom Astronomy Glossary
		A crater on the moon is also named for him (latitude 18.1 degrees, longitude 354.3 degrees, diameter 36 km).
		A 108 km diameter lunar crater, called Regiomontanus (Latitude: -28.3 degrees, Longitude: 1.0 degrees), was named for Muller.
		A 142 km wide lunar crater was named for Pythagoras (Latitude 63.5°, Longitude 63.0°).
	www.allaboutspace.com /subjects/astronomy/glossary/Astronomers.shtml (6026 words)

	The Bruce Medalists: William Huggins
		At age 30 he sold the family business and built a private observatory at Tulse Hill, five miles outside London.
		Bunsen’s 1859 discovery that spectral emission and absorption lines could reveal the composition of the source, Huggins took chemicals and batteries into the observatory to compare laboratory spectra with those of stars.
		First visually and then photographically he explored the spectra of stars, nebulae, and comets.
	www.phys-astro.sonoma.edu /BruceMedalists/Huggins (341 words)

	Keystone View Company (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		The view shown is of Oblong Geyser Crater near the Giant Geyser Complex in Upper Geyser Basin.
		__W29179-Firehole River and Crater of Excelsior Geyser, Yellowstone Nat.
		__29481-The New Crater Geyser, Norris Basin, Yellowstone Nat.
	www.stormpages.com /paulrube/publishers/keystone.html (2988 words)

	GORP - Yellowstone National Park - Wyoming - Mammoth Hot Springs with Trails
		Trail Description: The trail begins at the entrance of the Old Bunsen Peak Road Trait, five miles south of Mammoth toward Norris.
		The 1,300 foot climb to the summit provides a panoramic view of the Blacktail Plateau, Swan Lake Flats, Gallatin Mountains and the Yellowstone River Valley.
		Return by the same route or take the trail down the back side to Osprey Falls trailhead (about 2 miles) and return via the Old Bunsen Peak Road Trail.
	gorp.away.com /gorp/resource/us_national_park/wy/hik_yel1.htm (685 words)

	NPS: Nature & Science» Geology Resources Division
		This is a hot spring remnant located on a line of faults, or fractures in the Earth, that also pass through Mary Bay and Indian Pond to the northwest.
		Bay and pond both occupy geologically recent hydrothermal explosion craters.
		That is what created the craters now filled by Mary Bay and Indian Pond, described above.
	www2.nature.nps.gov /grd/parks/yell (2279 words)

	USGS Learning Web :: Lesson Plans :: Volcanoes :: Lessons
		The next day: Bring the frozen slurry into class.
		Hold a Bunsen burner under the high end of the baking pan.
		Point out to the students that this demonstration is similar to what happens when the heat of an eruption melts snow and ice on a volcanic mountain: water mixes with volcanic debris and creates mudflows.
	interactive2.usgs.gov /learningweb/teachers/volcanoes_lesson4_2.htm (691 words)

	Sandlot Fic
		She hopped off her bike, and made her way to the centre of the crater.
		About 30 seconds passed and by then the entire crater was covered in a
		the edge of the crater, where less than an hour ago, she had rappelled
	www.the-sandlot.com /fic.php?mode=fic&fic_id=1174 (2623 words)

	MSTies Anonymous: SOL Post 32 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Birdman lives in a giant volcano crater with his pet/sidekick against evil, an Eagle named Avenger.
		Phelps, who retired "early" after a mishap with the Bunsen burner and several hamsters your best friend Ernie brought in for show and tell.
		Even those 'actors' for whom the term means little more than their ability to maintain mobility find the need to toss back a few spirits and attempt slurred speech and awkward body contortions.
	www.msties.com /news/news032.htm (5902 words)

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		Mix the AN with just enough melted wax to form a >cohesive mixture, mold into shape.
		>This is what the US military uses as a man placed cratering charge.
		The >military literature states this can be set off by a blasting cap, but it >is important to remember the military blasting caps are considerable more >powerful than commercial ones.
	www.textfiles.com /anarchy/MISCHIEF/terror!.txt (19467 words)

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