2. If one MMBTU worth of pure methane is sold to you,a. What will it weigh in kg?b. At standard temperature and pressure how much volume will the gas occupy incubic feet?c. If this gas is fully burnt how many kg of CO2 will be released?d.If 3% of what was sold to you, leaks out as methane prior to combustion and theremaining undergoes full combustion - what is the combined GHGeq (from bothcombustion and from leakage) of that gas sold to you if we assume a 20-yearglobal warming potential as opposed to 100-years?e. Research the GHG emissions that are used for producing one MMBTU of heatfrom coal.

Given that, one MMBTU worth of pure methane (CH4) is sold. We have to answer the following…

2. If one MMBTU worth of pure methane is sold to you, a. What will it weigh in kg? b. At standard temperature and pressure how much volume will the gas occupy in cubic feet? c. If this gas is fully burnt how many kg of CO2 will be released?

2. If one MMBTU worth of pure methane is sold to you, a. What will it weigh in kg? b. At standard temperature and pressure how much volume will the gas occupy in cubic feet? c. If this gas is fully burnt how many kg of CO2 will be released?

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Alkanes and Cycloalkanes

Alkanes are saturated organic compounds which are made up of C and H atoms. Alkanes have the general formula of CnH2n+2. Alkane contains sp3 hybridized carbon atoms with four sigmas (σ) bonds & every hydrogen atom is connected with one of the carbon atoms. The size of the alkane could be determined by the number of carbon atoms located in it.

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2. If one MMBTU worth of pure methane is sold to you,
a. What will it weigh in kg?
b. At standard temperature and pressure how much volume will the gas occupy in
cubic feet?
c. If this gas is fully burnt how many kg of CO2 will be released?
d.
If 3% of what was sold to you, leaks out as methane prior to combustion and the
remaining undergoes full combustion - what is the combined GHGeq (from both
combustion and from leakage) of that gas sold to you if we assume a 20-year
global warming potential as opposed to 100-years?
e. Research the GHG emissions that are used for producing one MMBTU of heat
from coal.

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