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Fuels are burned to produce energy - this is an ? reaction

Exothermic - heat is released

All hydrocarbons undergo combustion

combining with oxygen produces CO2 and water

Natural gas is :

Methane




CH4 + 2O2 gives Co2 + 2H2O

Petrol:

Produces 48,000 kj per kg

Ethanol also used in cars

29,700 kj per kg

Methanol in racing cars

20,000 kJ per kg - but can be extinguished by water, hence safer

A fuel is a.....

Substance burned to produce energy

The products formed by burning hydrocarbons can be identified:

Condensation = water present




if bubbled through lime water = cloudy means presence of CO2

Petrol is obtained from:

Crude oil, hence will run out one day

Ethanol is obtained from:

Plant fermentation, hence renewable.

Energy values from fuels are measured by a :

CALORIMETER

How does it work:

Heat given off by burning fuel heats a known mass of water

Must measure the:

mass of water




initial temp of water




final temp of water

then use the equation:

Eh = cm (deltaT)

Balance equations predict the mass of reactants needed or the mass of product produced.

MASS

MOLES | FORMULA MASS