1. High Temperature: The flame temperature can reach 1000 - 1500 degrees Celsius or even higher, fulfilling the high-temperature demands of multiple experiments.
2. Excellent Stability: Under normal regulation, the flame can maintain stability without being prone to flickering or swaying, facilitating experimental operations.
3. Strong Adjustability: Through the adjustment of the air and gas valves, the temperature, height, and nature of the flame can be effortlessly modified, such as from an oxidizing flame to a reducing flame.
4. Simple Structure: Comprising a nozzle, a mixing tube, a burner head, and a regulating device, etc., the configuration is concise and convenient for usage and maintenance.

1. Pre-usage Inspection: It is necessary to ensure that all components of the Bunsen burner are intact and firmly connected. Thoroughly inspect the gas pipeline for any leakage. Any detected anomalies should be addressed without delay.
2. Ignition Procedure: Commence by opening the air valve, followed by the gradual opening of the gas valve. Utilize a match or lighter to ignite the flame from the side, avoiding frontal ignition to prevent the accumulation of gas and subsequent hazards.
3. Flame Regulation: In accordance with the requirements of the experiment, adjust the air and gas valves rationally to control the size and nature of the flame. To achieve high temperatures, appropriately increase the gas volume and regulate the air volume to render the flame blue; for lower temperatures, reduce the gas volume to turn the flame yellow.
4. Observation during Utilization: During usage, closely monitor the state of the flame. In the event of any abnormalities, such as a sudden increase or decrease in the size of the flame or a change in color, promptly inspect and adjust the valves. Simultaneously, avoid leaving the Bunsen burner unattended for extended periods.
5. Post-experiment Handling: Upon the conclusion of the experiment, initially close the gas valve, followed by the air valve, and allow the Bunsen burner to cool naturally. Do not immediately store or move it to avert potential dangers posed by residual heat.
6. Safety Distance: When operating the Bunsen burner, maintain a safe distance from flammable and explosive substances. Position it on a stable and well-ventilated laboratory bench, ensuring that there are no combustible materials such as paper or fabric in the vicinity to guarantee a secure experimental environment.