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The Bunsen burner is one of the most familiar pieces of equipment in the chemistry lab. While it has immortalized the name of Robert Wilhelm Bunsen (1811-1899), it was not invented by him. Bunsen only improved the design. His other contributions to the field of chemistry are vastly more significant and diverse, covering such areas as organic chemistry, arsenic compounds, the galvanic battery, gas measurements and analysis, elemental spectroscopy and geology.
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The free piston principle as used in
the Chiron also enables the generation of electric energy. Thereto the
hydraulic pump part is replaced by a linear generator. This electric generator
is seen as the main competitor for fuel cells by mayor players in the
automotive industry.
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