<span>A hydrocarbon is a molecule whose structure includes only hydrogen and carbon atoms. Hydrocarbons containing between six and ten carbon molecules are the top components of most fuels. In general, these molecules are burned to produce energy. Examples such include: 1. Methane: A fuel in electrical generation. 2. Propane: Generally used heating and cooking. 3. Butane: Generally used in lighters and aerosol cans. 4.Heptane: The major component of gasoline Hydrocarbons are majorly used as a combustible fuel source and are considered a primary source of energy for contemporary civilizations. Oil is an excellent example of a hydrocarbon fuel currently in use all over the world.</span>
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cooking pot - conducts heat
bin - insulates from heat
plate - brittle
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Explanation:
Charles law states that "the volume of a fixed mass of gas varies directly as its absolute temperature if the pressure is constant".
This law is a derivative of the kinetic molecular theory of gases.
- The law explained shows that as the temperature of gases increases the volume of gases increases.
- When gases are heated the average kinetic energy of the molecules increases.
- The molecules are independent of one another and they begin to expand out as their velocity surges.
- They take up more spaces in this way.
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2(H2) + 1(O2) = 2 (H2O) is the balanced equation
The correct answer is L, solid to gas; given that you meant after the change the substance can fill the container entirely
