Combined Gas laws
Unit Conversion
Chemical bond Engine
Combustion & Engine
Classmates
100

When using gas law formulas, what unit must temperature always be converted to?

Kelvin (k)

100

60cm to mm

600mm

100

Is the breaking of chemical bonds an endothermic or exothermic process?

Endothermic; it requires energy to break them

100

What are the three things needed for combustion to occur

Fuel, Oxygen, and Heat/Spark

100
how many dreads does Travis have?

119

200

If the pressure of a gas is doubled and the temperature is kept the same, what happens to the volume?

The volume gets cut in half

200

2000 lb to tons

1 ton

200

Which type of strong chemical bond involves the sharing of electrons between atoms?

Covalent

200

In a 4-stroke engine, what is the name of the first stroke that pulls the fuel-air mixture into the cylinder?

Intake Stroke

200

Are we allowed to talk while Ms.Cassidy is talking?

NO

300

A gas has a volume of $10 L at $300 K. If the pressure stays the same and the temperature is doubled to $600 K, what is the new volume?

20 L

300

5.2 km to m

5200

300

What is the name of the high-energy molecule (hydrocarbon) typically used as fuel in a combustion engine?

Octane or Gasoline

300

What do you need for compression to work in an engine?

Spark plug

300

True or False

Logan shops at Brandy Melville 

TRUE

400

State the equation for the Combined Gas Law.

P1V1/T1=P2V2/T2

400

16.5 km to m

16500m

400

When fuel burns in an engine, chemical energy is converted into what two other types of energy?

Thermal/Heat and Mechanical/Kinetic energy

400

What part of the engine provides the "heat" or "spark" necessary to ignite the fuel-air mixture?

Spark Plug

400

How often do we do a blooket in class

Everyday

500

A container holds $2 L of gas at a pressure of $1 ATM and a temperature of $100 K. If you double the pressure to $2 atm and double the temperature to $200 K, what is the new volume?

2 L

500

8,920 m to km

8.92 km

500

Explain how the molecular expansion of gases after a chemical reaction creates "work" in a piston.

The reaction releases heat, increasing gas pressure which forces the piston down

500

During the "Exhaust" stroke, what is the primary gas being pushed out of the engine?

Carbon Dioxide and Water Vapor

500

How easy is Travis on a scale from 1-10

11!