How is methane collected?

Answer 1

It is not clear what you mean by 'trap'. It contains chemical energy which can be released by burning, giving 55.5 MJ per kg. You may however be referring to the ability of the substance to absorb heat, i.e. its heat capacity. This is the amount of energy absorbed when the temperature of the substance increases by 1 degree Kelvin. This is 2.087 kJ/kgK at 200 K. (It varies a little with temperature.)

Answer 2

Methane currently is not used as a power source, but methane is flamable and can be used to power things. Scientists are already thinking of ideas on how to use methane to power rocket thrusters. When it burns, there is a net loss of covalent bonds; this releases energy.

Answer 3

Due to methane being so unstable it is best kept in a solid frozen state rather than its natural gas state. Disposal of methane has proven to be somewhat difficult, because it reacts violently with other substances and can not be disposed of in traditional ways.

Answer 4

Hydrogen and free oxygen in the air contain chemical potential energy that is released as heat when chemical bonds are formed between them to form water

Hydrogen and oxygen can be separate out from water, but the process consumes energy. This energy is released when the atoms recombine in a flame later.

Thus free hydrogen is a way of storing energy for later use as a fuel.

Answer 5

A multiple well header system includes an upright header, a plurality of inlet pipes and an outlet pipe. The header has a substantially vertical orientation relative to the ground. The inlet pipes are for interconnection with separate gas wells to allow for passage of methane coal gas and water vapor entrained with the gas there through. Each inlet pipe is mounted to a continuous sidewall of the header through an inlet opening of the header. Each inlet pipe is in communication with an interior chamber of the header. The water vapor enters the interior chamber of the header through the inlet pipes and separates from the gas and falls to and condenses above and within a water collection area of the header. The gas enters the interior chamber of the header through the inlet pipes and rises to an upper end of the header. The inlet pipes are arranged in series vertically and in a plurality of horizontal pairs on the header. The outlet pipe is for interconnection with an external location. The outlet pipe is mounted to the sidewall of the header above the inlet pipes and is in communication with an outlet opening of the header such that gas which has risen within the interior chamber of the header enters the outlet pipe for conductance to the external location.

Answer 6

Nitrogen is mined by people. They do it because they want to.

Answer 7

Not by eating chicken wings.

The true answer is:

Methane collection system - collects methane gas that is formed during the breakdown of trash

Answer 8

your a dork if you don't know this question DORK

Answer 9

its not mined its found in the earths atmosphere and on other planets

Answer 10

Burning of methane (or other fuels with carbon) is a reaction with release of thermal energy.