Physics, asked by Ahmeds, 11 months ago

Do all fuels produce same amount of heat when they are burnt

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Answered by TheMan100

Answer:

Explanation:

because all fuels have different calorific values

Answered by tanu93584

Answer:

No.

Explanation:

Every material on burning produce different amount of heat. Because they have different calorific values. The amount of heat produced by a fuel is measured by calorimeter. For ex:

Coal(anthracite) 228.6

Diesel 161.3

Gasoline 157.2

Propane 139.0

Natural gas 117.0

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