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    Carbon Fuel Essay

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    Use of Carbon Compounds as Fuel: Carbon based fuels: What makes a good fuel? What are these fuels used for? Combustion effects good bad The main carbon based gases in use today are coal, gasoline and natural gas. Coal: The chemical formula of coal is C135H96O9NS. Nearly 85% of Coal is made up of Carbon and the rest is mainly hydrogen and oxygen. Coal doesn’t have a melting point. Like all fossil and biofuels, all different kinds of coal produce CO2 when burned. Coal energy quality varies…

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    anesthesia was invented so you do not have to feel pain while in surgery? In 1772, English scientist Joseph Priestley discovered the gas nitrous oxide. Many people thought this gas was lethal, even in small doses. However, in 1799, British chemist and inventor Humphry Davy decided to find out by experimenting on himself. Surprisingly, he found that nitrous oxide…

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    above what it would be without the atmosphere. Certain gases in the atmosphere block heat from escaping. Gases that influence the greenhouse effect is water vapor, nitrous oxide, carbon dioxide, and methane. Some have a positive feedback like water vapor and others have a negative feedback like carbon dioxide, methane, and nitrous oxide. The more the atmospheric temperature rises the more water vapor increases. In the last century, the amount of carbon dioxide has increased significantly due to…

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    Pollution In London

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    During the winter of 1952, London was affected by a severe air pollution incident. A thick smog settled over the city of London on December 21st, resulting in anguish amongst the residents. This devastating event was a result of large amounts of coal that was being burnt to produce heat, during the winter. As this coal was being combusted for people to keep warm, large proportions of toxic chemicals were simultaneously being released. According to the United Kingdom’s National Weather Service,…

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    Create- William T.G. Morton invented anesthesia. Anesthesia is a medicine to relief pain over surgeries. “Anesthesia is a way to control pain during a surgery or procedure by using medicine called anesthetics” (Anesthesia - Topic Overview, 2005) Before anesthesia, there was no way to control pain or be distracted during a surgery. “What happens depends on the type of procedure you’re getting and the type of anesthesia that will be used, there are 3 kinds. General anesthesia which is when a…

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    Equilibrium Reaction Lab

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    54) The following graph shows three different stresses on the reaction. For each stress, numbered 1, 2, and 3 on the graph, identify the stress that has been applied to the system and using Le Chateliers principle, explain why the graph changes the way it does. 1) At the point marked #1, all three concentrations gradually increase, showing that heat is added. The addition of heat puts stress on the system, so the equilibrium shifts to the right to partially undo “stress” and produce more…

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    Global Warming: Problems and Solutions Global warming is defined as “a gradual increase in the overall temperature of the earth 's atmosphere generally attributed to the greenhouse effect caused by increased levels of carbon dioxide, CFCs, and other pollutants.” by the Oxford Dictionary. This means that due to the effects of pollutants in the atmosphere the temperature of the earth is rising in a process called the greenhouse effect. The greenhouse effect is what happens when solar radiation…

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    Pros And Cons Of Biofuels

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    Biofuels have started to become one of the major fuel sources from around the world. A biofuel is any fuel that is derived from recently living organisms. It accounts for just over 10% of America’s total gasoline consumption (Solutions and Energy, 2016). We start to move towards these fuels as it is expected that by 2088 we will have run out of all of our fossil fuels (Ecotricity, 2016). There are however various pros and cons that derive from the biofuels in comparison to the fossil fuels. I am…

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    Essay On Carbon Tax

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    carbon in fuel becomes a molecule of carbon dioxide—a close substitute is to tax the carbon content of fuel.” Other greenhouse gases are also a proponent of climate change, such as methane, nitrous oxide, and hydro fluorocarbons. Most methane emissions come from gas systems, cattle and landfills, and nitrous oxide comes from agriculture. This broadens the field of what should be taxed by lawmakers and which resources are best suited to be included in the tax. “Policymakers must address the fact…

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    by keeping the earth temperature at around 33 degrees Celsius warmer than it would be. The green house gases include water vapor, carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide and other artificial chemicals such as chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs). The primary gases involved in the green house effect are methane, water vapor (most import) and nitrous oxide. Carbon dioxide enters the atmosphere through fossil fuels such as natural gas,…

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