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1 Calorific Content of Fuels
22/09/2018 Calorific Content of Fuels Unit 1 Fundamentals of Science 1.3 Energy For all

2 Calorific Content of Fuels
22/09/2018 Calorific Content of Fuels P6 Describe different types of energy transfer P7 Carry out a practical investigation into the calorific value of different fuels M3 carry out a practical demonstration of a range of energy interconversions with appropriate explanations of the systems investigated D3 Evaluate the efficiencies of energy conversion systems Keywords – Gravitational Potential Energy, Kinetic Energy

3 Lab report Introduction Variables Equipment Method Risk Assessment
Table of Results Graph (Bar Chart) Conclusion P6 Describe different types of energy transfer P7 Carry out a practical investigation into the calorific value of different fuels M3 carry out a practical demonstration of a range of energy interconversions with appropriate explanations of the systems investigated D3 Evaluate the efficiencies of energy conversion systems Keywords – Gravitational Potential Energy, Kinetic Energy

4 Bond Energy When chemical bonds are made energy is released
When chemical bonds are broken energy is taken in P6 Describe different types of energy transfer P7 Carry out a practical investigation into the calorific value of different fuels M3 carry out a practical demonstration of a range of energy interconversions with appropriate explanations of the systems investigated D3 Evaluate the efficiencies of energy conversion systems Keywords – Gravitational Potential Energy, Kinetic Energy

5 Bond Energies P6 Describe different types of energy transfer
P7 Carry out a practical investigation into the calorific value of different fuels M3 carry out a practical demonstration of a range of energy interconversions with appropriate explanations of the systems investigated D3 Evaluate the efficiencies of energy conversion systems Bond Energies

6 Burning Ethanol Ethanol + Oxygen  Carbon Dioxide + Water
C2H5OH + O2  CO2 + H2O P6 Describe different types of energy transfer P7 Carry out a practical investigation into the calorific value of different fuels M3 carry out a practical demonstration of a range of energy interconversions with appropriate explanations of the systems investigated D3 Evaluate the efficiencies of energy conversion systems Keywords – Gravitational Potential Energy, Kinetic Energy

7 Burning Ethanol C2H5OH + 3O2  2CO2 + 3H2O
What is the energy require to break all bonds in the reactants What is the energy release to make all bonds in the products? How does this compare to the true value P6 Describe different types of energy transfer P7 Carry out a practical investigation into the calorific value of different fuels M3 carry out a practical demonstration of a range of energy interconversions with appropriate explanations of the systems investigated D3 Evaluate the efficiencies of energy conversion systems Keywords – Gravitational Potential Energy, Kinetic Energy

8 Burning Ethanol 1 mole of Ethanol 12+12+6+16 = 46 g
Theoretical energy per mole? Theoretical energy per gram? P6 Describe different types of energy transfer P7 Carry out a practical investigation into the calorific value of different fuels M3 carry out a practical demonstration of a range of energy interconversions with appropriate explanations of the systems investigated D3 Evaluate the efficiencies of energy conversion systems Keywords – Gravitational Potential Energy, Kinetic Energy

9 Energy required to heat water
Change in Energy = Mass x Change in temperature x Specific heat capacity of water SHC of water is 4200 J/Kg/OC If 10 ml (1g = 1ml) of water heats up by 2OC that requires 0.01 x 2 x 4200 = P6 Describe different types of energy transfer P7 Carry out a practical investigation into the calorific value of different fuels M3 carry out a practical demonstration of a range of energy interconversions with appropriate explanations of the systems investigated D3 Evaluate the efficiencies of energy conversion systems Keywords – Gravitational Potential Energy, Kinetic Energy

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