Bunsenn.
/ˈbʊnsən//ˈbʌnsən/ Used attributively to denote appliances invented by Bunsen.
a. Bunsen burner n. (also Bunsen's burner) a kind of gas-burner used for heating and for blowpipe work, in which air is burnt along with gas.
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bain1477
speculum1650
filtering paper1651
wheel-fire1662
filter paper1670
sun furnace1763
respirator1789
candle-ball1794
rectifier1822
candle-bomb1823
filter1823
oxyhydrogen blowpipe1823
shade1837
graduator1839
pipette1839
thistle funnel1849
pressure tube1852
ozonizer1858
dialyser1861
Liebig condenser1861
Sprengel pump1866
Sprengel tube1866
water softener1867
mercury pump1869
Bunsen burner1870
dialysator1877
test-mixer1877
tube-condenser1877
Kipp1879
reflux condenser1880
policeman1888
converter1889
pressure boiler1891
spot plate1896
hydrogen electrode1898
sampler1902
reactor1903
fume-chamber1905
Permutit1910
microburner1911
salt bridge1915
precipitator1919
Raschig ring1920
microneedle1921
titrator1928
laboratory coatc1936
spray tower1937
precipitron1938
ion exchanger1941
potentiostat1942
chemostat1950
Knudsen pipette1951
pH-stat1956
cryopump1958
1870 J. Tyndall Heat (ed. 4) ii. §54 As in the case of Bunsen's burner.
b. Bunsen lamp n. = Bunsen burner n. at sense a.
c. Bunsen battery n. (also Bunsen's battery) a voltaic battery in which the elements are carbon and zinc, and in which nitric and sulphuric acids, or solution of bichromate of potash and sulphuric acid, are employed.
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the world > matter > physics > electromagnetic radiation > electricity > galvanism, voltaism > voltaic or galvanic battery > [noun]
electric battery1774
pile1800
battery1801
trough1806
voltaic battery1812
voltaic pile1812
magnetomotor1823
trough battery1841
gas battery1843
gravity battery1870
sand-battery1873
Bunsen battery1879
gravitation battery1883
magazine batterya1884
perfluent batterya1884
1879 W. H. Preece Noad's text-bk. Electr. (new ed.) 179 Bunsen's battery has the cylindrical form of Daniell's.
d. Bunsen cell n. one of the cells of which a Bunsen battery is composed.
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cell1801
standard cell1864
Bunsen cell1870
Clark cell1884
concentration cell1888
cadmium cell1893
1870 Eng. Mech. 11 Feb. 525/1 [He] describes..a Bunsen cell modified by him.
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