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DEMO ~TOPIC 03-HEAT SOURCES AND FLAMES

 

 HEAT SOURCES AND FLAMES

Introduction

A large number of chemical reactions use heat as one of a factor of altering the rate of reactions. Heat increases the rate or the speed of a chemical reaction.

What is heat?

This is a form of energy.

NB: Energy is the ability of doing work.

What are the sources of heat in the laboratory?

The following are the sources of heat in the laboratory:

  1. Bunsen burner

  2. Spirit burner

  3. Gas stove

  4. Electric heater

  5. Kerosene stove

  6. Charcoal burner

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