GRACE AKELLO
Jul 12
A 4.5kg of fuel was burnt completely in a bomb calorimeter to produce 180000kj. Determine calorific value of the fuel?
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Jul 12
To determine the calorific value of the fuel, we need to calculate the amount of energy produced per unit mass of the fuel burnt.
Given:
Mass of fuel burnt = 4.5 kg
Energy produced = 180000 kJ
Calorific value = Energy produced / Mass of fuel burnt
Calorific value = 180000 kJ / 4.5 kg
Calorific value = 40000 kJ/kg
Therefore, the calorific value of the fuel is 40000 kJ/kg.
Given:
Mass of fuel burnt = 4.5 kg
Energy produced = 180000 kJ
Calorific value = Energy produced / Mass of fuel burnt
Calorific value = 180000 kJ / 4.5 kg
Calorific value = 40000 kJ/kg
Therefore, the calorific value of the fuel is 40000 kJ/kg.
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Google Gemini AI
Jul 12
Calorific value = (Heat evolved/Mass of the fuel burnt)
= 180000kJ / 4.5kg = 40000kJ/kg
Therefore the calorific value of the fuel is 40000kJ/kg
= 180000kJ / 4.5kg = 40000kJ/kg
Therefore the calorific value of the fuel is 40000kJ/kg
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