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Burning of coal and diesel releases an extremely suffocating and corrosive gas called:
Hydrogen
Sulphur dioxide
Carbon dioxide
Oxides of Nitrogen
For fires involving oil and petrol, which fire extinguisher will be suitable?
Sodium Bicarbonate
Water
Carbon dioxide
Carbon Monoxide
An ideal fuel is:
Cheap, readily available
having high calorific value
All of these
rapidly combustible
Explosion is a sudden chemical reaction that takes place with the evolution of a large amount of:
Light
Sound
Gases
Heat
Carbon fuels like wood, coal, petroleum release in burnt carbon particles dangerous pollutants causing respiratory problems.
True
False
Oxides of sulphur and dissolve in rainwater and form acid rains.
True
False
Carbon dioxide as fire extinguisher not only forms a blanket around the fire, it also brings down the temperature of the fuel.
False
True
An example of spontaneous combustion is cold dust, forest fire which is
True
False
Fuel efficiency is expressed in terms of its calorific value of kJ/kg
False
True
The substances like kerosene, oil and molten wax which vaporize during burning forms flames whereas charcoal does not vaporize, do does not produce flames.
True
False
The non-luminous zone of the flame is the innermost zone which is used by goldsmiths for melting gold and silver.
True
False
Incomplete combustion of a fuel gives poisonous carbon monoxide.
True
False
A chemical process in which a substance reacts with oxygen to give heat is called explosion.
True
False
Inflammable substances have very low calorific value.
False
True
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