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make a ppt about this, split it up into 5 slides. have some transitionsn in it that uses morph or something, make it cool. here is the topic: IN GENERAL: COMBUSTION/BURNING is a chemical reaction that releases energy. FUEL is something that can burn (combustible), OXYGEN reacts with the fuel and acts as an OXIDIZER, and HEAT starts the reaction. IGNITION is when combustion starts, while ENERGY is released as heat, sometimes light. HOW IT WORKS: FUEL + OXYGEN + HEAT = COMBUSTION = NEW SUBSTANCES + ENERGY (FIRE/FLAMES). atoms rearrange during the reaction. FIRE is the chemical process of combustion, while FLAME is the visible gas of a fire which gives off light. FIRE TRIANGLE: FUEL + OXYGEN + HEAT = COMBUSTION. remove 1 = combustion stops. COMBUSTION IS A TYPE OF OXIDATION: OXIDATION is a reaction involving an oxidizing substance, commonly oxygen. OXYGEN is an oxidizer. COMBUSTION is a rapid, energy-releasing oxidation reaction. TYPES: COMPLETE COMBUSTION happens with enough oxygen (CO₂ + H₂O + ENERGY). INCOMPLETE COMBUSTION happens with not enough oxygen (CO + SOOT + OTHER PRODUCTS). RAPID COMBUSTION happens quickly and releases energy quickly. EXPLOSIVE COMBUSTION is extremely fast combustion which releases energy very rapidly, basically an explosion. PRODUCTS: CARBON DIOXIDE (CO₂) is a product of complete combustion. WATER (H₂O) is produced when hydrogen-containing fuels burn completely. CARBON MONOXIDE (CO) is a poisonous gas which can form during incomplete combustion. SOOT is made of tiny carbon particles from incomplete combustion. HEAT + LIGHT are the energy released by combustion. HOW IT WAS FOUND: **lavoisier did NOT INVENT COMBUSTION** because people already knew how to burn things. LAVOISIER is the father of modern chemistry. people already knew about fire, but they didn't know what caused combustion. the OLD IDEA was the phlogiston theory. PHLOGISTON THEORY: people believed that when something burned, it released a substance called PHLOGISTON. the old idea was BURNING -> PHLOGISTON LEAVES. LAVOISIER'S IDEA: lavoisier weighed substances before and after burning. OBSERVATION was that some substances became heavier after burning. CONCLUSION was that they had combined with something in the air. that something was OXYGEN, so lavoisier's idea was BURNING -> OXYGEN JOINS. CONSERVATION OF MASS means matter cannot be created nor destroyed during a chemical reaction. lavoisier helped establish this idea through his experiments and measurements, which is one reason he is called the FATHER OF MODERN CHEMISTRY. also, not all combustion uses air for oxygen. rockets, for example, use PURE LIQUID OXYGEN because there's no air in space.
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