Question

State the energy change in biogas burner

Answer 1

Chemical to heat energy

Answer 2

The energy change in the biogas burner is from Chemical energy to heat energy.

What is a biogas burner and how does it work?

• Biogas cooktops and ovens are comparable to those used in traditional appliances that run on commercial gas.
• A biogas stove normally has a single or twin burner with varied gas consumption rates, which are controlled by the biogas plant's pressure and the inlet pipe diameter.
• By removing the pressure nozzle from almost any gas stove, it is possible to convert it to support biogas.
• One burner, however, cannot provide both LPG and biogas.
• When comparing an LPG stove to a Biogas stove, the LPG stove comes out on top due to its inexpensive cost for a high-quality product.

What is the term for energy change?

• Energy has the ability to transform from one form to another.
• When you turn on a lightbulb, for example, electrical energy transforms into thermal and light energy.
• An automobile converts the energy held in gasoline's molecular bonds into various different forms.
• The reaction of carbon dioxide and water to produce glucose and oxygen is known as photosynthesis.
• The Sun's light energy is absorbed by chemicals in plant cells.
• Photosynthesis converts radiant energy into chemical energy, which is stored in the chemical bonds of glucose molecules, which the plant consumes as sustenance.

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