Fuels and heats Flashcards
what is heat of combustion
heat change when 1 mole of a substance is burned completely in excess oxygen
what is heat of reaction
heat change when the number of moles in balanced equation react
what is heat of formation
heat change when 1 mole of a compound is formed from its element in their standard states
state hess’s law
the heat change for a reaction is the same whether the reaction takes place in one step or in several steps
state the law of lavoisier and laplace
heat change for the forward reaction is equal to the heat change for the reverse reaction, but opposite in sign
bond energy
is the average energy needed to break one mole of bonds into separate atoms in the gaseous state
draw the toxic chemical hazard sign
see diagram in manual
draw the flammable hazard symbol
see diagram in the manual
draw the environmental hazard symbol
see diagram in manual
draw the oxidising agent hazard symbol
see diagram in manual
draw the harmful hazard symbol
see diagram in manual
draw the irritant hazard symbol
se diagram in manual
draw the explosive hazard symbol
see diagram in the manual
draw the corrosive hazard symbol
see diagram in the manual
what is auto ignition
tendancy to premature ignition
what is octane number
tendancy for a fuel to auto ignite
aliphatic
consists of chains of carbon atoms
hydrocarbon
consist of carbon and hydrogen atoms only
homologous series
group of organic compounds that have the same general formula or differ by CH2 or same functional group
isomers
same molecular formula but different structural formulas
aromatic
has a benzene ring in its structure
LPG
liquified petroleum gas
methane is a component of natural gas why are mercaptans often added to natural gas
to detect leak
to give an odour
what environmental change can or effect is associated with the release of methane to the atmosphere
global warming
greenhouse effect
name another source of methane released to the atmosphere
fossil fuels
slurry
dumps
draw and name an isomer of butane C4H10
2 methylpropane
see diagram in manual
draw and name an isomer of pentane C5H12
2 methylbutane
2,2 dimethylpropane
sources of hydrocarbons
coal
petroleum
natural gas
why are mercaptans often added to natural gas
to detect leaks
to give an odour
what structural feature results in having a high octane rating
short chain
branching
give one other structural feature which increases the octane number of a hydrocarbon
aromatic
branching
ring
outline clearly how the fractional distillation process is carried
- crude oil is heated at the bottom
- crude added continuously at the bottom
- hot vapour rises up through column
- fractions come off a different levels
- depending on their boiling points
- higher boiling point fractions come off a different levels
properties of methane
high heat of combustion
non toxic
relatively cheap
why are lead compounds unsuitable as additives for petrol used in modern cars
destroys catalytic converter
catalyst poison