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WorksheetsBunsen burner Y7
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
Who is the Bunsen burner named after?
Charles Darwin
Robert Bunsen
Beatrice Burner
Freddy Fire
Which part of the Bunsen burner can be turned to open and close the air hole?
Chimney
Tubing
Collar
Base
Which part of the Bunsen burner allows air to enter?
Chimney
Tubing
Base
Air hole
Which part of the Bunsen burner does gas move up through?
Chimney
Tubing
Base
Air hole
Which part of the Bunsen burner is plugged into the gas tap?
Chimney
Tubing
Base
Air hole
Which part of the Bunsen burner sits on top of the heatproof mat?
Chimney
Tubing
Base
Air hole
To produce an orange flame, the air hole must be
Fully closed
Fully open
Half open / half closed
To produce a blue flame (not roaring), the air hole must be
Fully closed
Fully open
Half open / half closed
To produce a roaring blue flame, the air hole must be
Fully closed
Fully open
Half open / half closed
Look at the diagram. What is the hottest temperature that is reached by this Bunsen burner?
1540°C
1560°C
1520°C
1450°C
Look at the diagram. What is the lowest temperature that is reached by this Bunsen burner?
1540°C
1560°C
350°C
300°C
Where is the hottest part of the flame?
Inner core
Outer core
Select the correct safety precautions that should be taken when using a Bunsen burner
Wear safety goggles
Keep your bag on your back
Long hair tied back
Take off your shoes
A bunsen burner should be placed on which piece of equipment?
Tripod
Heatproof mat
Table surface
Gauze
