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Calorific values & It's Determination

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Fuels need what to burn?
a)
Carbon dioxide
b)
Sulphur dioxide
c)
Oxygen
d)
water
2.
Fuels are mainly composed of
a)
Hydrocarbons
b)
Carbon dioxide
c)
Hydrogen
d)
Oil
3.
The conditions which are required for combustion to take place are:
a)
fuel
b)
ignition temperature
c)
oxygen
d)
all of these
4.

The substance which have very low ignition temperature will

a)

Catch fire easily

b)

Will not catch fire

c)

Catch fire after some time

d)

None of these

5.

The amount of heat liberated by complete combustion of unit quantity of fuel is known as ________

a)

Agitation

b)

Combustion

c)

Thermogenesis

d)

Calorific value

6.

What is the significance of calorific value?

a)

Helps in deciding which fuel is good

b)

Helps in locating fuel

c)

Helps in deciding ignition temperature

d)

Helps in deciding fire point

7.

Why does the copper calorimeter surrounded by an air jacket and water jacket respectively in a bomb?

a)

To resist the calorimeter with moisture particles

b)

To carry out the process of combustion

c)

To prevent the loss of heat due to radiation

d)

To provide stability to the crucible inside the bomb

8.

What is the basic formulae for calculating gross calorific value in bomb calorimeter?

a)

GCV= [(W+w)(t2+t1)]/m

b)

GCV= [(Wxw)(t2-t1)]/m

c)

GCV= [(W+w)(t2-t1)]/m

d)

GCV= [(W-w)(t2-t1)]/m

9.

What is the use of a bomb calorimeter?

a)

To calculate the calorific value of a volatile liquid

b)

To calculate the calorific value of a gas

c)

To calculate the calorific value of a non-volatile liquid

d)

To calculate the calorific value of sparingly soluble salt

10.

Which of the following factor does not affect the gross calorific value?

a)

CO2 emissions from the fuel

b)

Latent heat produced in the fuel

c)

Size of the fuel

d)

Moisture content of the fuel