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Fuels that have been formed from dead remains of plants and animals are called _______.

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**Step-by-Step Solution:** 1. **Understanding the Question**: The question asks for the name of fuels that are formed from the dead remains of plants and animals. 2. **Identifying the Type of Fuel**: Fuels that originate from the decomposition of ancient organic matter (plants and animals) are known as fossil fuels. 3. **Defining Fossil Fuels**: Fossil fuels are formed through the natural processes of decomposition under specific conditions. This includes being buried under layers of sediment, subjected to heat and pressure over millions of years. ...
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S CHAND IIT JEE FOUNDATION-COMBUSTION AND FLAME -Self Assessment Sheet-17(Fill in the blanks)
  1. Fuels that have been formed from dead remains of plants and animals ar...

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  2. A fuel must be heated to its before it starts burning.

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  3. The most common supporter of combustion around us is .

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  4. Burning of wood and coal causes of air.

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  5. An important liquid fuel, used in homes is .

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  6. The rise in temperature of the environment of the earth is called .

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  7. What type of combustion is represented by: burning of white phosphor...

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  8. What type of combustion is represented by : burning of LPG in a gas ...

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  9. What type of combustion is represented by : ignition of a cracker ?

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  10. Make a labelled diagram of a candle flame.

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  11. List conditions under which combustion can take place.

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  12. Define ignition temperature.

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  13. What are the main constituents of biogas and kitchen gas (LPG)?

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  14. What is LPG? Mention its main component. Why is a smelling agent added...

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  15. "The calorific value of LPG is 55000 kj/kg". What does it mean ?

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  16. Which of the following fuels has the lowest calorific value ? Diesel...

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  17. Which of the following fuels has the highest calorific value? Wood,...

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  18. Explain why, fire caused by electricity should not be extinguished by ...

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  19. How is the fire produced by burning oil (or petrol) extinguished?

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  20. A durm full of kerosene catches fire. What is the simplest way to put ...

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  21. Why is kerosene used in stoves and not petrol?

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