Please answer all, this is my last question Sample problem:1 Kg= 82.6 Kg1.00lb1.00 x 106 x5.50 x 103 BTU2.20 lbs1 Kg= 54.76Kg1.00 lb1.00 x 106 BTU x8.30 x 103 BTU2.20 lbs2. Each part per million (ppm) concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere is the equivalent to aglobal atmospheric mass of about 2.13 billion metric tons of CO2.In 1800, around the time ofthe Industrial Revolution, the atmospheric concentrationabout 290 ppm. In June of this year 2020, there were around 420 ppm of CO2 in theatmosphere.of CO2 in the atmosphere wasHow many billion metric tons of CO2 have been added to the atmosphere between1800 and June of 2020? Show all pertinent solutions in the box provided.3. In 1966, the atmospheric concentration of CO2 was 351 ppm. In 2014, the atmosphericconcentration of CO2 was 450 ppm. Compute for the amount of increase in concentration ofCO2 in ppm and in metric tons. Each ppm is equivalent to 2.13 billion metric tons of CO2.The production of CO2 emissions worldwide is listed in the table below, indicating that from1966 to 2006, 225 billion metric tons of CO2 were emitted. However, the atmospheric concentrationof CO2 did not increase by 225 billion metric tons. It only increased by 168.27 billion metric tons.Weight of carbondioxide (billionmetric tons)Source of carbon dioxideCoal86Oil98Natural gas36Otherstotal225How do you account for the difference between CO2 emissions and the change inatmospheric concentration of CO2? Where did the excess CO2 go? List the possible sinks that mayhave absorbed some of this CO2. Try to read the compiled articles under the file name "Health & Environmental Impacts offossil fuels", after which complete the given table. Your task is to give at least 5 substances (chemicalname/chemical formula/common name) emitted/produced when man makes use of fossil fuels, atleast 1 specific health impact and environmental impact of each.Mode of generation/how was it produceHealth ImpactEnvironmental ImpactName of substanceHow much carbon dioxide is released?When humans bum fossil fuels to power factories, power plants,cars and trucks, most of the carbon quickly enters the atmosphere ascarbon dioxide gas. Carbon dioxide is a greenhouse gas and trapsheat in the atmosphere. Without it and other greenhouse gases, Earthwould be a frozen world. But since the start of the Industrial Revolutionabout 150 years ago humans have bumed so much fuel and releasedso much carbon dioxide into the air that global climate has risen over1°F. The atmosphere has not held this much carbon for at least420,000 years according to data from ice cores. The recent increasein amounts of greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide is having asignificant impact on the warming of our planet. The global tally, by aninternational team of scientists, makes 2019 the third consecutive yearwith rising CO2 emissions.ElaborateFor you to be really aware of how much carbon dioxide is being released every time we makeuse of these fossil fuels try to analyze, solve & answer the following. An answer sheet is provided atthe end of this module.1. Calculate the weight (number of pounds) of each rank of coal that would have to be burnedto produce 3.5 million BTU (or 3,500,000 BTU) of heat, using the data in the table. Becausea range of heating values (or energy output) is given for each coal rank, include a range inyour answers. Put your answers in the column on the right, in the table provided.

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Please answer all, this is my last question Sample problem:1 Kg= 82.6 Kg1.00lb1.00 x 106 x5.50 x 103 BTU2.20 lbs1 Kg= 54.76Kg1.00 lb1.00 x 106 BTU x8.30 x 103 BTU2.20 lbs2. Each part per million (ppm) concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere is the equivalent to aglobal atmospheric mass of about 2.13 billion metric tons of CO2.In 1800, around the time ofthe Industrial Revolution, the atmospheric concentrationabout 290 ppm. In June of this year 2020, there were around 420 ppm of CO2 in theatmosphere.of CO2 in the atmosphere wasHow many billion metric tons of CO2 have been added to the atmosphere between1800 and June of 2020? Show all pertinent solutions in the box provided.3. In 1966, the atmospheric concentration of CO2 was 351 ppm. In 2014, the atmosphericconcentration of CO2 was 450 ppm. Compute for the amount of increase in concentration ofCO2 in ppm and in metric tons. Each ppm is equivalent to 2.13 billion metric tons of CO2.The production of CO2 emissions worldwide is listed in the table below, indicating that from1966 to 2006, 225 billion metric tons of CO2 were emitted. However, the atmospheric concentrationof CO2 did not increase by 225 billion metric tons. It only increased by 168.27 billion metric tons.Weight of carbondioxide (billionmetric tons)Source of carbon dioxideCoal86Oil98Natural gas36Otherstotal225How do you account for the difference between CO2 emissions and the change inatmospheric concentration of CO2? Where did the excess CO2 go? List the possible sinks that mayhave absorbed some of this CO2. Try to read the compiled articles under the file name &#34;Health & Environmental Impacts offossil fuels&#34;, after which complete the given table. Your task is to give at least 5 substances (chemicalname/chemical formula/common name) emitted/produced when man makes use of fossil fuels, atleast 1 specific health impact and environmental impact of each.Mode of generation/how was it produceHealth ImpactEnvironmental ImpactName of substanceHow much carbon dioxide is released?When humans bum fossil fuels to power factories, power plants,cars and trucks, most of the carbon quickly enters the atmosphere ascarbon dioxide gas. Carbon dioxide is a greenhouse gas and trapsheat in the atmosphere. Without it and other greenhouse gases, Earthwould be a frozen world. But since the start of the Industrial Revolutionabout 150 years ago humans have bumed so much fuel and releasedso much carbon dioxide into the air that global climate has risen over1°F. The atmosphere has not held this much carbon for at least420,000 years according to data from ice cores. The recent increasein amounts of greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide is having asignificant impact on the warming of our planet. The global tally, by aninternational team of scientists, makes 2019 the third consecutive yearwith rising CO2 emissions.ElaborateFor you to be really aware of how much carbon dioxide is being released every time we makeuse of these fossil fuels try to analyze, solve & answer the following. An answer sheet is provided atthe end of this module.1. Calculate the weight (number of pounds) of each rank of coal that would have to be burnedto produce 3.5 million BTU (or 3,500,000 BTU) of heat, using the data in the table. Becausea range of heating values (or energy output) is given for each coal rank, include a range inyour answers. Put your answers in the column on the right, in the table provided.

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