Energy resources derived from natural organic materials are called O a. Fossil fuels O b. Solar energy O c. Biomass O d. Geothermal energy sources

Q: CH16 (a) The combustion of heptane gas: The combustion of hexane gas: The combustion of butane…

A: Since,  We know that,  Balanced equation means number of atom in reactant side is equal to number of…

Q: Do hydrocarbons consistently produce more energy than oxygenated fuels like ethanol or vice versa?

A: Coming to energy point of view, hydrocarbons produces more energy than ethanol . Mixture of…

Q: Explain the properties of Petroleum ?

A: Petroleum is composed of two words which are Petra means rock and oleum means oil thus, petroleum…

Q: How crude petroleum is change into usable fuel and other petroleum products ?

A: Petroleum refineries help in the conversion of crude petroleum into many petroleum products which…

Q: How is crude oil extracted from the earth's crust?     A. drilling and pumping B. burning C.…

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Q: Arrange each group in or-der of increasingstandard molar entropy (S°). Explain

A: (a) Given groups are, Entropy increase with molecular complexity freedom of motion.Hence,…

Q: Surface and substrata water sources contaminated by dissolved inorganic materials such as calcium…

A: Contamination of water is a common problem in the whole world. If present in higher levels of these…

Q: What are Oxygenated hydrocarbons?

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Q: steps will you take to prevent or reduce • Instability of petroleum products • Incompatibility…

A: A mixture of liquids is extracted from the layers of rocks and is used to generate fuels such as…

Q: Why are carbon and its compounds used as fuels for most applications?

A: Carbon and its compounds are used as fuels for most applications because of the following reasons-…

Q: Why does incomplete combustion occur? Select one: poor supply of energy O a. O b. poor supply of…

A: the incomplete combustion occurs due to the

Q: Materials made by man using both organic and inorganic substances.

A: Natural materials are those which are obtained from nature. Organic materials are carbon-based and…

Q: How much ethanol will be consumed to provide 7 x 107 kJ/yr?

A: Given, Molar mass of ethanol = 46 g/mol 1 mole of ethanol reacts with 3 moles of oxygen to produce…

Q: Organic Compound: Isooctane A. Give the use of the organic compound in everyday life B. Effects to…

A: Isooctane is a hydrocarbon.

Q: 1. Name three common natural products and three synthetic products made of polymers.

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Q: This industrial process involves the breaking of large hydPocarboHs, catalysts, at high temperatures…

A: Cracking is the term given for splitting up large clusters of hydrocarbons into smaller and more…

Q: Why are some hydrocarbons posing a threat to our environment?

A: Hydrocarbon are made up of carbon and hydrogen. Most of the hydrocarbon is not harmful for us .

Q: biodiesel is considered what type of organic reaction?

A: Biodiesel is a type of diesel fuel extracted from animals or plants and composed of straight chain…

Q: It is the term used for natural gas containing lower hydrocarbons like methane and ethane. Rich gas…

A: Given,  Rich gas  Wet gas  And dry gas

Q: Consider the reaction of gaseous propene with liquid water to produce liquid 2- propanol. a. Write…

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Q: What hydrocarbons enter the atmosphere from internal combustion engines?   A. Carboxylics     B.…

A: An internal combustion engine (ICE) is a heat engine in which the combustion of a fuel occurs with…

Q: What is natural gas? a. a gas that forms from decaying vegetation b. a mixture of hydrocarbon gases,…

A: Natural gas is a mixture of gases which are rich in hydrocarbons. All these gases (methane,…

Q: the formation of two products. These products are: A. Carbon and water vapour B. Carbon dioxide and…

A: * Combusion rection of hydroarbon is the reaction      between hydrocarbon and oxygen molecule *  It…

Q: A sample petrol gave 85% of carbon and 15% of hydrogen gas. Calculate the weigth of air required for…

A: Combustion reaction:- C + O2 ----> CO2 12 g of carbon reacts with 32g of oxygen.  For 0.85kg we…

Q: Cabohydrats Explain how we can separate sugar and starch.   Someone spilled some iodine solution on…

A: CARBOHYDRATES: Carbohydrate is a compound which is composed of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen atoms and…

Q: 10 common organic compounds found at home and its uses.

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Q: What are some current applications of alcohol-based fuels? Why are alcohol-based fuels considered…

A: The applications of  alcohol-based fuels and the reason why they are  considered “cleaner”…

Q: Explain why ethanol is a popular biofuel.

A: Ethanol is  a popular biofuel just like fossil fuels which are obtain from living beings. ethanol is…

Q: Which factors contribute the most in a carbon footprint?

A: Carbon footprint may be defined as the process of release of carbon in the form of carbon dioxide…

Q: Consider the copolymer structure: CI CI Draw the structures of the two alkene monomers used to form…

A: The two alkenes that make this copolymer are

Q: Why carbon and its compounds are used as fuels in most cases?

A: Carbon is an element having atomic number 6. The symbol of carbon is ‘C’.

Q: Explain the different Kinds of Organic Reactions ?

A: Types of organic reactions: Substitution reaction Addition reaction Elimination reaction…

Q: Why has the biodiesel better physical properties than the starting vegetable oil for use in an…

A: Biodiesel is a liquid fuel that is created by chemically processing vegetable oil and altering its…

Q: Which type of refrigerant is the most environmentally friendly but dangerous to human health? a. R22…

A: Which type of refrigerant is the most environmentally friendly but dangerous to human health?

Q: a. What are polymers and how are they found from alkene monomer? b. Discuss briefly plastic…

A: (a) Polymers can be defined as a high molecular mass 103 to 107 u substances which consist of very…

Q: what are the uses of hydrocarbons?

A: A hydrocarbon is an organic chemical compound that is mainly and exclusively composed of hydrogen…

Q: Which organic compound is the principal constituent of natural gas fuel? It is also a known…

A: Natural gas consist of hydrocarbon containing saturated paraffin such as methane, ethane, propane…

Q: - The highest temperature used in the reaction of (a) Methane with halogens (b) Rapid quenching (C)…

A: The given reactions are carried out at various temperatures.  The reaction of methane with halogen…

Q: What substance does this monomer make? CH, -CH,-C3CH-CH,- u- O plastic O styrofoam O rubber Oprotein

A: The above structure is a monomeric unit of polymer.

Q: What is chlorophyll? Where is it found? What is its function?

A: Chlorophyll is a green-coloured matter (pigment) present in green plants and algae. Through the…

Q: .Explain the term polymerization with two examples.

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Q: What are the products of complete combustion of a hydrocarbon? energy, carbon dioxide, and water…

A: “Since you have asked multiple question, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any…

Q: What are the products of complete combustion of hydrocarbon? Write a balanced aquation for the…

A: Hydrocarbons usually contain carbon and hydrogen atoms. Combustion is the reaction where the…

Q: Why are short-chain alkanes like methane and butane serve as good fuels? Please expound.

A: The alkanes are highly combustible and are valuable as clean fuel burning to form water and carbon…

Q: (d) Ethene a hydrocarbon can be produced from the cracking of decane. Write a balanced equation to…

A: Cracking of hydrocarbons is a thermal decomposition process. Large sized hydrocarbon molecules are…