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Butane is a common fuel used for cooking or camping fires How many kJ of heat energy are released when 1.35 kg of butane are burned?
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What are examples of everyday chemical phenomena?
burning. Gasoline is burned in a car engine. Wood is burned in a fireplace. Natural gas is burned in a gas furnace. Butane is burned by a cigarette lighter. Cooking anything that rises. Bread. Mix all the stuff and carbon dioxide is formed to cause the dough to rise.
Can butane gas cause cancer?
Butane gas in its natural state , when inhaled may not necessarily cause cancer . However , it is believed that when burned or incinerated . the by-product , in the form of Hc and Co , has been proven by the E.P.A. carcinogous .
What kind of energy is released when fuel is burned?
Chemical Energy is what is released.
How much heat is released when methane and oxygen are burned?
890 kJ of energy are released when I mole of methane (16 g) is completely burned in oxygen.
What happens when Coal is burned?
carbon dioxide is released
A colorless liquid fuel burned for cooking and heating especially when camping?
called White gas or Parrafin, highly refined kerosene
What are examples of everyday chemical phenomena?
burning. Gasoline is burned in a car engine. Wood is burned in a fireplace. Natural gas is burned in a gas furnace. Butane is burned by a cigarette lighter. Cooking anything that rises. Bread. Mix all the stuff and carbon dioxide is formed to cause the dough to rise.
Might I get burned in cooking classes?
There is a good chance that you will get burned in a cooking class. It is not inevitable, but is likely to happen every once in a while.
What are the fuels used in cooking?
Fuels burned for cooking are usually burned in conditions of plentiful air and low temperatures so the production of CO and NOx is low. Burning of biomass can create organic emissions as volatiles are boiled out of the unburned material. Carbon dioxide emissions are lowest with methane and highest with coal, peat and charcoal.
Can butane gas cause cancer?
Butane gas in its natural state , when inhaled may not necessarily cause cancer . However , it is believed that when burned or incinerated . the by-product , in the form of Hc and Co , has been proven by the E.P.A. carcinogous .
How can you use the word stop cooking in a sentence?
He had to stop cooking before otherwise he would of burned the food.
What are the safety risks while cooking?
getting burned starting a fire getiing cut the main rick are getting burned or cut
Try balancing the equations for the reactions in which propane (C3H8) and butane (C4H10) are burned in oxygen to form carbon dioxide and water.?
Burning of propane:CH3H8 + 5 O2 = 3 CO2 + H2OBurning of butane:2 CH4H10 + 13 O2 = 8 CO2 + 10 H2O
What happens to cells in potato's during cooking?
the thing that happens to cells iin potato's during cooking is the cells get burned out and die:>
What is the traditional ovens of India in which wood was burned for cooking called in English?
tandoora
Does the process of cooking food introduce toxic chemicals?
Yes, it can, in particularly if it is burned.
What was the Jonas Brothers cooking while he almost burned his house down?
Joe almost burned their house down making i think pancakes
