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Bunsen Flame

Using a Bunsen flame, a continuous source of light, characteristic of the salt introduced into the flame can be obtained. The bottle G contains an aqueous solution of the salt (say NaCl). Air under high pressure is forced through the jet A of the atomizer. A fine spray of the salt solution is obtained above the liquid. This air, containing the vapours of the salt, is continuously fed to the Bunsen flame. The flame emits radiations characteristic of the salt introduced into the flame.