- on
March 28, 2014.
Retrieved May 20, 2013. "Art
Versus Money".
Burners. Me: Me,
Burners and The Man.
November 16, 2014.
Archived from the
original on February...
- gas
burners:
Bunsen burner Meker–Fisher
burner Teclu burner Hot-air
balloon device, a
device to
inflate a hot air
balloon Burner (rocket stage)
Burner (Burning...
-
These include the
European Charcoal Burners'
Society (Europäische Köhlerverein) and the
Glasofen Charcoal Burners'
Society (Köhlerverein Glasofen). in...
- the gas not just for lighting, but also as fuel for
burners for
laboratory operations. For any
burner lamp, it was
desirable to
maximize the temperature...
- Back
Burners". HBO. 2004.
Retrieved 2006-08-09.
David Simon, Joy
Lusco (2004-11-07). "Back
Burners". The Wire.
Season 3.
Episode 07. HBO. "Back
Burners" Archived...
-
burners, such as gas flares,
dispose of
unwanted or
uncontainable flammable gases. Some
burners are
operated to
produce carbon black. The gas
burner has...
- gl****,
stainless steel or aluminium.
Alcohol burners are
preferred for some uses over
Bunsen burners for
safety purposes, and in
laboratories where...
- pastille-
burners were
designed for this, for use in the home.
Pastilles were made at home
until their heyday in the
early 19th century, and the
burners are...
- "vaporizing gun
burner" is the most
common mechanical device used to heat a home or
small commercial forced air
space with.
These simple burners may achieve...
- face
powder in
cosmetic makeup) into a
flame in a
controlled manner. Coal
burners are
mainly composed of the
pulverized coal machine, the host of combustion...
