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Evie Montes
27 April, 23:30
What do you use to light a laboratory burner
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Abel Marks
28 April, 00:53
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A needle valve and collar.
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Josh Caldwell
28 April, 01:21
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The lab burner may be one that burns alcohol or natural gas. In either case, when you're ready to heat something and need to light the burner, a match will do a fine job.
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