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Thermal decomposition and decomposition temperature-is it refer to the same things?
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Thermal decomposition is the process by which chemical bonds are broken in the presence of heat. Decomposition temperature is the temperature at which thermal decomposition occurs, which differs for different compounds.
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Is cracking and thermal decomposition the same?
no , they are not the same . cracking involves bonds such as alkanes (single bonds) and alkenes (double bonds) , these are broke down into more use full resourcefull chains , this is called cracking . thermal decomposition is the decomposition of something being heated up , so lets say for example - calcium carbonate (when heated) = calcium oxide +carbon dioxide , this is the word equation for thermal decomposition . so yes yu could refer both of them to being alike
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It mean, it had high temperature difference to the surrounding. Quality of thermal energy is upon the temperature due to thermodynamics efficiency. At same thermal energy of 100 kJ refer to 0 oC ambient, a hot bath of 100 oC may have maximum theoretical thermal efficiency of 27% or 27 kJ usable but a hot steam of 200 oC may have maximum theoretical thermal efficiency of 42% or 42 kJ usable.
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Is cracking and thermal decomposition the same?
no , they are not the same . cracking involves bonds such as alkanes (single bonds) and alkenes (double bonds) , these are broke down into more use full resourcefull chains , this is called cracking . thermal decomposition is the decomposition of something being heated up , so lets say for example - calcium carbonate (when heated) = calcium oxide +carbon dioxide , this is the word equation for thermal decomposition . so yes yu could refer both of them to being alike
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silica Aerogel Refer to the chart from the Wikipedia article on thermal conductivity in related links.
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