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    What is burning and how does it produce energy?

    15 points

    INDIVIDUAL:
    1. Use the space below to draw or explain how heating a syringe helped us understand how
    an engine works when fuel is burned. Think about the transfer of energy. 2 points tothe
    temper tithite sina.name tghgtmtrd
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    2. Use the space below to record your ideas for how we can investigate what the “smoke”
    that we saw leaving the engine might be made of. Think of what started the reaction and what
    the exhaust could be made of. 2 points
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    energy
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    3 .Open the slides PDF and look at the image of the gas pumps.
    - Thinking about those labels on the pumps, is there any information there that
    could help us better understand gasoline or raises questions? 1 point a nor
    expensivea is
    fuel themorepotent the of
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    These materials were developed by the inquiryHub RPP, including educators from CO and IL, Northwestern University and the
    University of Colorado Boulder, with support from the Hewlett Foundation, the Spencer Foundation, the National Science Foundation,
    and Denver Public Schools. Except where otherwise noted, this work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0
    International License.
    4. Open the slides PDF and look at the different fuel types. Record your observations and
    questions as we investigate molecules that make up different types of fuel. Look for
    similarities between the types of fuels. What are the main differences? Look at the sizes of the
    molecules. How much energy does each type of fuel produce? 5 points
    NOTICE WONDER
    carbon diesel
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    hydrogen
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    indieselarebigger
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    hydrogeniscen volatile
    moreenergymore

    5. Using the same pdf, look at the last page. When Ethanol evaporates, are there any new
    molecules forming? If so, what are they? Explain what you think is happening when Ethanol
    evaporates. 2 points thesamebutitsstateof
    structurestays
    mass whenitevaporatesit's
    formedconservation of
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    2
    6. What is happening when Ethanol is combusted? Are any new molecules formed? If so,
    what are they? What is happening on the molecular level that makes combustion and
    evaporation different? 3 points

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