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Determine the energy released per kilogram of fuel used for 6.0 x 10-10J/Kg.
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Answered by
DrBob222
fuel? What fuel?
Answered by
bobpursley
If this is a nuclear energy change.
write the balance dequation, and look up the energy change per particle change.
for instance, if two neutrons are released, look up that enegy released per nucleon change.
Multiply that by avagradro's number to get energy change per mole.
now divide by the mole mass of the fuel, you now have energy released per gram.
multipy that by 1000 to get energy released per kilogram.
write the balance dequation, and look up the energy change per particle change.
for instance, if two neutrons are released, look up that enegy released per nucleon change.
Multiply that by avagradro's number to get energy change per mole.
now divide by the mole mass of the fuel, you now have energy released per gram.
multipy that by 1000 to get energy released per kilogram.
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