Energy from the Combustion of Fuels (VCE SSCE Chemistry): Quizzes

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Energy from the Combustion of Fuels
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Which three components are essential for any combustion reaction to occur?

Fuel, oxygen, and energy

What colour flame characterises complete combustion?

Clean, blue flame

What products form during incomplete combustion of hydrocarbons?

Carbon monoxide and/or carbon, plus water

At approximately what concentration can carbon monoxide be lethal?

200 ppm

What key step differs when balancing combustion equations for alcohols versus hydrocarbons?

Subtract oxygen already in the alcohol

Which fuel has the highest heat of combustion per mole?

Octane at 5460 kJ mol1^{-1}

If 2 mol of ethanol burns completely, and heat of combustion is 1360 kJ mol1^{-1}, what energy releases?

2720 kJ

If all coefficients in a thermochemical equation double, what happens to ΔH\Delta H?

It doubles in magnitude

Why does water state affect ΔH\Delta H in combustion equations?

Condensation releases additional energy

What key feature allows explosives to react almost instantaneously?

Contain sufficient oxygen in their structure

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