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First Course in Organic Chemistry 2010 - 2011

First Course in Organic Chemistry 2010 - 2011. Introduction to Organic Chemistry By Dr. Nabila Aljaber. WARNING!. This document contains visual aids for lectures It does not contain lecture notes It does not contain actual lectures

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What is an Engine

What is an Engine. A device that converts chemical energy it to mechanical energy Also converts linear force into mechanical force. Basic Engine Theory. Requires external fuel source (motor does not) Converts chemical energy to mechanical energy Only about 40% effecient

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OBJECTIVES

OBJECTIVES. After studying Chapter 11, the reader will be able to: Describe how the proper grade of gasoline affects engine performance. List gasoline purchasing hints. Discuss how volatility affects driveability. Explain how oxygenated fuels can reduce CO exhaust emissions.

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CHAPTER 10 Gasoline, Alternative Fuels, and Diesel Fuels

CHAPTER 10 Gasoline, Alternative Fuels, and Diesel Fuels. OBJECTIVES. After studying Chapter 10, the reader should be able to: Describe how the proper grade of gasoline affects engine performance. List gasoline purchasing considerations. Discuss how volatility affects driveability.

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CHAPTER 12 GASOLINE, ALTERNATIVE FUELS, AND DIESEL FUELS

CHAPTER 12 GASOLINE, ALTERNATIVE FUELS, AND DIESEL FUELS. OBJECTIVES. After studying Chapter 12, the reader should be able to: Describe how the proper grade of gasoline affects engine performance. List gasoline purchasing considerations. Discuss how volatility affects driveability.

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OBJECTIVES

OBJECTIVES. After studying Chapter 10, the reader will be able to: Describe how the proper grade of gasoline affects engine performance. List gasoline purchasing hints. Discuss how volatility affects driveability. Explain how oxygenated fuels can reduce CO exhaust emissions.

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Gasoline

Gasoline. Matt Dixon Jim Halderman. Introductions. Matt Dixon- Former technician and Chrysler Trainer, Assistant Professor of Automotive Technology Jim Halderman- Former flat-rate technician, business owner and professor of Automotive Technology; author. Topics to be discussed.

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FOSSIL FUELS I

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Liquid Fuels

Liquid Fuels. Example. What is the air/fuel ratio and the exhaust products when ethanol is used as an engine fuel?. Solution. Calculate the Stoichiometric Air ? Calculate the theoretical CO2 content in flue gases ?. Heating Value Estimates for Petroleum Fuels.

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SATURATED HIDROCARBONS ALKANE

SATURATED HIDROCARBONS ALKANE. Alkane = paraffin = saturated hidrocarbons = hydrocarbons with only single covalent bonds between the carbon atoms . Definition.

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FOSSIL FUELS I

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FOSSIL FUELS I

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Petroleum: To build or To Burn

Petroleum: To build or To Burn. Part B: Petroleum as a Source of Energy. Introduction. 1. How is Petro thought to be formed? plants and animals died and eventually covered with sediments pressure, heat, and microbes converted the living matter into petroleum trapped in porous rocks.

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Mobile Sources

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Steve Whaley, Research and Development; Alliance AutoGas

Land of Sky Propane Autogas Road Show Upfitting Your Existing Fleet and Fuel Infrastructure NC Success Stories with Propane Autogas. Steve Whaley, Research and Development; Alliance AutoGas. 1. WHAT IS PROPANE AUTOGAS?. Autogas is: LPG or propane when used as a vehicle fuel

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Section B: Petroleum as an Energy Source

Section B: Petroleum as an Energy Source. Man has used oil for over 5000 years First drilled in 1859 in PA Oil is used in almost every aspect of modern life: products, shipping, manufacturing, heating, transportation, etc. B.1 Energy and Fossil Fuels: Overview.

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Organic Chemistry

Organic Chemistry. Applied Chemistry Milbank High School. Organic Chemistry. Chemistry of compounds that contain carbon Combine mainly with hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen Over 10 million compounds made with these 4 elements 95% of compounds contain carbon. Properties. Very Flammable!

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Combustion

Combustion. Students will identify and balance combustion reactions. What is a Hydrocarbon?. A hydrocarbon is chemical compound that only contains carbon and hydrogen. What is an Alkane ?. An alkane is a hydrocarbon that has the general formula of C X H 2X + 2

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Chemicals that changed world

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Altering Fuels

Altering Fuels. Demand vs Supply. Some fractions not needed as much as other fractions (Need lots of octane-gasoline) Can alter fractions to meet demands for fractions used more often. Cracking. Break larger hydrocarbons into 2 smaller hydrocarbons.

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