[DOC] [TLE] ROBERT WILHELM BUNSEN [PAR] Bunsen improved the burner's design to aid his endeavors in spectroscopy. ... 
After schooling in the city of Holzminden, Bunsen studied chemistry at Gttingen. 
... he nearly killed himself from arsenic poisoning and it also cost him the sight of 
one ... volcanic vents and performed extensive chemical analyses of volcanic 
rock. [DOC] [TLE] 0711CW - Robert Bunsen.indd - Royal Society of Chemistry [PAR] Robert Bunsen's explosive career left an indelible impact  both in ... knowledge 
and the ubiquitous gas burner. ... When Iceland's Mount Hekla erupted ... 
intelligence, and he completed his ... pursuing further studies in Paris, ... of his 
former students also had ... Fumes and volcanoes ... extremely hot rocks, and 
sooner. [DOC] [TLE] Geyser Gets a Little Help From Chemistry  USA Science and ... [PAR] Mar 12, 2012 ... Actually Bunsen did not invent the famous burner but did improve upon existing 
... government on a geological trip to Iceland following the eruption of Mount 
Hekla. ... the gases released from volcanoes and performed analyses on volcanic 
rocks. He also became interested in Iceland's abundant geysers,... [DOC] [TLE] flame Office for Science and Society - Blogs - McGill University [PAR] After all, the Bunsen Burner is a typical symbol of chemistry. ... Bunsen, however
, never patented his invention. He ... He had noted that throwing sodium chloride 
(ordinary salt) into a flame always ... Other elements also produced characteristic 
colors. ... on a geological trip to Iceland following the eruption of Mount Hekla. [DOC] [TLE] Communicate Science: Robert Bunsen - 200 years of science [PAR] Mar 30, 2011 ... so said Sir Henry Roscoe about his colleague Robert Bunsen, the ... Danish 
government to study the eruption of Mount Hekla in 1845. The chemist collected 
gases from the erupting volcano and analysed the volcanic rock. He also 
investigated the theory of geyser action and showed that ... Popular Posts. [DOC] [TLE] Biography of Robert Wilhelm Eberhard von Bunsen | nitum [PAR] Oct 5, 2012 ... Robert Bunsen, German chemist and physicist, is known for his work in inorganic 
chemistry. ... by the Danish government following the eruption of Mount Hekla in 
1845. ... vents and performed extensive chemical analyses of volcanic rock. ... He 
conducted temperature studies on the water in the geyser tube... [DOC] [TLE] Biography for: Robert Wilhelm Bunsen [PAR] Bunsen improved the burner's design to aid his endeavors in spectroscopy. ... 
Cacodyl (from the Greek kakodhs - "stinking") was also known as alkarsine or "
Cadet's ... from volcanic vents and performed extensive chemical analyses of 
volcanic rock. ... He conducted temperature studies on the water in the geyser 
tube at... [DOC] [TLE] geyser Office for Science and Society - Blogs - McGill University [PAR] Mar 27, 2012 ... Actually Bunsen did not invent the burner but did improve upon existing 
equipment by ... on a geological trip to Iceland following the eruption of Mount 
Hekla. He had a lifelong interest in geology and used the occasion to study the 
gases released from volcanoes and performed analyses on volcanic rocks. [DOC] [TLE] Robert Bunsen: The man behind the gas burner ... - Look and Learn [PAR] Mar 9, 2011 ... Bunsen had also taken up at the beginning of his career the study of gases given 
off ... result of which he invented the carbon-zinc electric cell, also known by his 
name. ... to Iceland in 1846, the year after the eruption of the volcano Hekla. ... 
openings and studied the action of these gases on volcanic rocks. [DOC] [TLE] Walking and Biking Tours in Several Industrial Areas of Madison ... [PAR] Feb 9, 2012 ... Alexander, pointed out in his studies of manufacturing in Rock River ... He then 
began work on a doctorate in geography at ..... During this period John also 
became a co-owner of the Hekla (for the famous volcano in Iceland) Fire 
Insurance Company in ..... The Laboratories later became Research. Products... [DOC] [TLE] March - pankaj.............. [PAR] Mar 30, 2011 ... Bunsen improved the burner's to aid his endeavors in spectroscopy. ... wide 
acclaim, he nearly killed himself from

Question: Famous for his laboratory "burner", he also studied the volcanic rocks of Iceland's Mount Hekla
Answer: Robert Bunsen