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The energy that is contained in a consumable fuel (like gasoline) is chemical energy. The energy that it is converted into when it is burned is heat energy.
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carbon monoxide
Chemical Energy is what is released.
Natural gas, methane, contains no sulfur.
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Approximately 50-70% of garbage can be burned as fuel. This process is known as waste-to-energy incineration, where the heat generated from burning garbage is converted into electricity. However, burning garbage can also produce air pollutants and greenhouse gas emissions.
Waste is sometimes made into energy through the process of decay. As garbage decays, it releases gases. These gases are collected and burned for fuel.
No; the center is much denser, and hotter, than the outer layers. Also, the center has a higher percentage of helium - which means that more fuel (hydrogen) has been burned up already.No; the center is much denser, and hotter, than the outer layers. Also, the center has a higher percentage of helium - which means that more fuel (hydrogen) has been burned up already.No; the center is much denser, and hotter, than the outer layers. Also, the center has a higher percentage of helium - which means that more fuel (hydrogen) has been burned up already.No; the center is much denser, and hotter, than the outer layers. Also, the center has a higher percentage of helium - which means that more fuel (hydrogen) has been burned up already.
The answer depends on whether you want the amount of solid fuel in China as a percentage of:all fuel in China, orall solid fuel in the world.
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All the significant high level waste is contained in the spent fuel, and will stay there when the fuel is stored after unloading, unless the fuel is taken to a plant designed for dismantling and separating it. This is done in the UK and France, possibly Russia, I'm not sure about that, but not in the US, not for commercial reactors anyway. The fissile part of the new fuel is about 4 percent U-235 and it is discharged with about 1 percent remaining so that difference determines the percentage of fission products in the discharged fuel. It will also contain plutonium which has been formed from the U-238 which forms 96 percent of the new fuel, but again a lot of the fissile plutonium formed will have been burned up during reactor operation. So the percentage by weight is a fairly small part of the spent fuel, most of which will be U-238, which if separated out is fairly inocuous and could be used in breeder reactors if we had any.
Nothing. It is a fossil fuel.
Fuel is burned to create steam. The steam turns the turbines, which produces electricity.
Hi, when fuel is burned, energy in the form of heat is given off. hope this helps
returned to the fuel container
polluted fuels are which get polluted by burning of trash and garbage and , this is called polluted fuel