chemistry for engineerss

Cards (26)

  • LAW OF CONSERVATION OF MASS - cannot appear or dissaper
  • LAW OF CONVERSATION OF ENERGY - Changes from kinetic to potential but still the same amount of energy.
  • FUELS - dense repositories of energy that are consumed to provide energy (heat energy)
  • PRODUCT - carbon dioxide and water
  • CATALYST - booster for a chemical reaction for it to happen faster.
  • SOLID FUELS - biomass, fiels, gas , coals
  • LIQUID FUELS - Petrol, Kerosens
  • GAS FUELS - LPG (Liquified Petroleum gas)
  • How do fuels generate energy
    Compression Ration - How effect the mixture of fuel and air ignition
  • Higher Compression - Higher the power but it has a limit
  • Engine - Internal combustion engine.
  • COMBUSTION ENGINE - Intake compression combustion exhaus gas with air.
  • Reactant side absorbed
  • ENGINE KNOCKING - burnout too much compression ratio for the engine.
  • SYSTEM - inside the jug ( is being assessed )
  • SORROUNDINGS - Outside of the object that is being assessed
    OPEN SYSTEM - water bottle releases heat and vapor lesses the content of water and heat energy
    CLOSED SYSTEM - Heat is released (Energy ) but not the mass (water vapor/ water )
    ISOLATED SYSTEM - Termos ( holds heat ) no exchange mass (water vapor ) no heat transfer (Energy).
  • Energy releases - loss of energy
  • EXOTHERMIC PROCESS - it will be gained by the surroundings ( the energy released from the system/vapor)
  • ENDOTHERMIC PROCESS - It can also gain the energy of the sorroundings
    (it can be from the sorroundings to the jar or system)
  • ELECTRICAL ENERGY - MECHANICAL ENERGY - on a toy car
  • THERMAL TO MECHANICAL - Heat as heated it expands
  • The higher the TEMPERATURE the higher the ENERGY.
    • boilings
  • PRESSURE - the higher temperature the more movement
    The higher volume - The lesser bungo (Impact )
    The lower the volume - The higher frequency of bungo ( impact )
  • Joules (J) is the unit of change in internal energy work and heat
  • Absorbed heat by the system - Positive side
    Give released heat by the system - Negative side
  • Work is conducted by the system - POSITIVE
    Work is done on the system - NEGATIVE