Combustion of Fuels

Combustion of Fuels Quiz

Spec 3.10.1.2 · Oxford AQA IGCSE Chemistry: Quiz

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  1. 1. Which gas from burning fuels is linked to climate change?

    • A. Carbon monoxide
    • B. Carbon dioxide
    • C. Nitrogen
    • D. Water vapour
  2. 2. Which products cause acid rain?

    • A. Carbon dioxide and water
    • B. Sulfur dioxide and oxides of nitrogen
    • C. Particulates
    • D. Carbon monoxide only
  3. 3. What conditions lead to incomplete combustion?

    • A. Plenty of oxygen
    • B. High pressure
    • C. Insufficient oxygen
    • D. Low temperature
  4. 4. A fuel burns completely in air. What are the main products if the fuel is a pure hydrocarbon?

    • A. Carbon monoxide and soot
    • B. Carbon dioxide and water
    • C. Sulfur dioxide and nitrogen
    • D. Hydrogen and oxygen
  5. 5. A car engine is found to be releasing carbon monoxide and soot in its exhaust. What does this suggest, and why is it a concern?

    • A. The fuel contains no carbon; concern is minimal
    • B. Combustion is incomplete due to insufficient oxygen; carbon monoxide is toxic
    • C. Combustion is complete; no concern needed
    • D. The fuel contains sulfur; causes acid rain

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