Põlemiskütused
Põlemiskütused, also known as combustible fuels, are substances that can release significant amounts of energy when undergoing combustion. This process involves a rapid chemical reaction between the fuel and an oxidant, typically oxygen, producing heat and light. The energy released is a result of the breaking and forming of chemical bonds within the molecules of the fuel and oxidant.
Common examples of põlemiskütused include solid, liquid, and gaseous forms. Solid fuels like wood, coal, and
The energy content of a fuel is measured by its calorific value, which represents the amount of
While põlemiskütused are vital for modern society, their combustion also produces byproducts, including carbon dioxide, a