
Ethanol is a fuel produced from plant products by fermentation. It has a density of and its enthalpy of combustion is . Calculate the specific energy for ethanol. (Give the value approximated to a single decimal place)

Important Questions on Energy
Ethanol is a fuel produced from plant products by fermentation. It has a density of and its enthalpy of combustion is . Write a balanced equation for the combustion of ethanol and state the amount, in , of carbon dioxide produced per mole of ethanol burned.

Ethanol is a fuel produced from plant products by fermentation. It has a density of and its enthalpy of combustion is . Explain why this method is still considered "green" chemistry even though it produces carbon dioxide in the combustion reaction.

Write balanced chemical equation, and predict products for the following process:
The cracking of into two ethene molecules and an alkane.

Write balanced chemical equation, and predict products for the following process:
The reaction of char, , with steam to produce carbon monoxide and hydrogen gas.

Write balanced chemical equation, and predict products for the following process:
The production of methane from synthesis gas, and .

Write a balanced chemical equation, and predict products for the following process:
Catalytic reforming of heptane into methylbenzene.

Write balanced chemical equation, and predict products for the following process:
Liquefaction of synthesis gas, and to produce liquid heptane.

Calculate the mass of carbon dioxide produced per gram of the ethanol burned. Give the value approximated to two decimal places.
