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Definitions for "Heat of combustion"
Keywords:  combustion, dioxide, kerosenes, burnt, molar
Related Terms: Combustion, Pyrolysis, Spontaneous combustion, Combustion efficiency, Incomplete combustion, Burning, Ignition temperature, Fuel, Combustible, Heating value, Dmfc, Autoignition temperature, Thermal coal, Fire point, Higher heating value, Gasification, Water gas, Steam reforming, Heat content, Carbon monoxide, Coking, Lower heating value, Oxidation catalyst, Coke, Hydrogen fuel cell, Stoichiometric ratio, Flame, Reformer, Ignite, Fire, Pellet stove, Boiler, Co2, Heat of fusion, Flue gas desulfurization, Flashover, Condensing boiler, Manufactured gas, Ash content, Oxygenate, Fuel cells, Carbon dioxide (co, Soot , Rekindle, Char, Oxidizing atmosphere, Hhv, Vaporizer, Syngas
Ideal amount of energy that can be released by burning a unit amount of fuel. This is between 45 and 50 MJ/kg for kerosenes.
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the heat change associated with the reaction of a substance with oxygen to produce carbon dioxide, water and other common combustion products that result from complete combustion.
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the heat absorbed or released during combustion. (see molar heat of combustion)
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