Four Stroke Engines
Gas Laws
Reactions
Energy
Properties of gases
100

What are the four strokes?

intake, compression, power, exhaust

100

What is the formula for the combined gas law?

PV/T = PV/T

100

Which side are the reactants on compared to the arrow?

left

100

Temperature is a measure of the average _________ energy.

a. potential

b. kinetic

c. electrical

d. mechanical

b
100

Gases are fluids. TRUE or FALSE

FALSE

200

What direction does the piston move during the exhaust stroke?

up

200

What is the relationship between pressure and volume?

indirectly proportional (as one goes up one goes down)

200

What are the reactants in a combustion reaction?

fuel and oxygen

200

potential energy is the energy stored within _______

bonds

200

Gases are not able to be compressed. TRUE or FALSE

TRUE

300

During which stroke is potential energy highest?

intake

300

What are standard temperature and pressure conditions?

273 K and 1 atm

300

What are the products of a combustion reaction?

carbon dioxide, water, energy

300

Define the law of conservation of energy.

Energy can be neither created nor destroyed, it remains constant.

300

How is pressure created?

bouncing off of walls of container

400

During which stroke does potential energy transform to kinetic?

power

400

If the volume of a balloon is originally 0.50 L at 293 K and the temperature rises to 353 K, what is the new volume? Assume pressure remains constant. (round to the hundredths place)

0.60 L

400

What is the specific name for a reaction that absorbs energy?

endothermic

400

Challenge!!!!!! Double Jeopardy (2x) What is a unit for energy?

J or kJ

400

How do gases move?

random, constant, straight-line motion