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Products of combustion reactions |
Cellular respiration: process when cells convert chemical energy stored in organic organic molecules (sugars) into usable energy
Reactants: Glucose C⁶H¹²O⁶ + O² gas
Products: CO² gas + H²O gas + ATP (energy) |
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Combsution reactions |
Requires feul and oxygen 》releases energy (exothermic) Reactants: hydrocarbon (ethane, propane, methane, etc.) Products: CO² gas + H²o gas |
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Complete combustions vs incomplete combustions |
Occurs when there's enough oxygen O² gas ??????? Occurs when there's not enough oxygen O² gas Both produce CO (Carbon monoxide) and CO² (Carbon dioxide) |
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Complete combustion example |
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Emissions and combustion |
During most combustion reactions, the oxides of carbon, sulfur, and nitrogen (emissions) produced are released into the atmosphere |
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Issues with combustion |
Metal atoms can be present in combustion emissions Examples: coal has lead and mercury Particulate matter (small solids suspended in the atmostphere) Example: soot, smoke, ash |
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Carbon cycle |
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