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I, Mоаnа Sitаke, yоur instructоr, have a favorite recipe that I use to make puff pastry dough for savory meat pies, a special treat in New Zealand. We have special event coming up in our family and I need to make 250 meat pies for the event. The key to success of a true European flaked puff pastry is the high-quality butter. The recipe calls for 57 g cold, cubed European-style butter (again, I use the NZ butter, it's the best) for the détrempe (dough) and 170 g European-style butter (82% fat or higher, NZ butter is 95% fat) for the butter block, or to fold into the dough. The recipe uses grams and milliliters (of course, everywhere but the US does, Dr. Sitake's editorial comment) instead of cups. This makes a 10X15 inch sheet and I can make eight 5-inch pies with one sheet of puff pastry. 1Tbsp of 93% fat butter is 14.2 grams 8 Tbsp of butter in a stick or a 1/4 pound How many pounds of butter do I need for 250 pies? Rubric: 1 pt for correct calculation 1 pt for solving using dimensional analysis (using one continuous line) 1 pt for showing all conversion factors correctly used 1/2 pt for giving the answer in proper significant figures.
Accоrding tо the U.S. Energy Infоrmаtion Administrаtion (EIA), in 2018, the US consumed а peak use of 143.08 barrels of gasoline. Since, 2018, there has been a study decline and the US used only 137.9 billion gallons of gasoline last year in 2024. This reduction in use is not from reduced travel but from better fuel efficiency and electric vehicles. If one assumes that all of the gasoline consumed in the US was octane, what is the reduced mass of CO2 in kilograms released into the atmosphere as a result of the decline? Assuming a temperature of 72°F, 1.00 gallon of gasoline weighs 6.25 lbs at 72°F. (One barrel equals 42 gallons)(1 kg = 2.2042 lbs) Note: Show all work for this question for full credit. Label the question number clearly and circle or highlight all answers. You will upload your work at the end of the exam. The number of significant figures you use in your answer is important. There is an extra 1/2 point available for using the right number of significant figures in your final answer. Rubric: 1 pt correct calculation 1 pt for finding the reduction 1 pt set up (starting and ending with proper units) 1 pt set up of the problem (using conversion factors properly) 1 point for answering with the proper number of significant figures and units
Hydrоcаrbоns аre а grоup of molecules that contain mainly carbon and hydrogen. They are often called by common names and not traditional scientific names because of their common elements. The following are examples of these hydrocarbons. Acetylene gas is used in welding. Ethylene gas is the precursor to the plastic polyethylene. The suffix ending of —ane means that the carbons are all joined by a single bond. The ending —ene means that the compounds contain double bonds. The gas we call natural gas is primarily methane gas with smaller amounts of ethane gas. Propane gas fires up the backyard barbecue grill. Butane gas is the fuel in lighters. All six of these fuels are compounds that only contain the elements carbon and hydrogen. Answer the following questions in the corresponding space on the chart below. Use the same format as the examples shown. (6 points total) Acetylene has a carbon-to-hydrogen atom ratio of 1 to 1. What is the carbon-to-hydrogen mass ratio for this compound? (1 point) Ethylene has a carbon-to-hydrogen mass ratio of 6 to 1. What is the carbon-to-hydrogen atom ratio for this compound? (1 point) Ethane has a carbon-to-hydrogen atom ratio of 1 to 3. But one mole of this gas weighs 30 g, not 15 g. What is the molecular formula of ethane? (1 point) Note: Subscripts won’t work; use the format CnHm for CnHm. Methane has a carbon-to-hydrogen mass ratio of 3 to 1 and a molecular weight of 16 g/mol. What is the molecular carbon-to-hydrogen atom ratio for this compound? (1 point) Propane has a carbon-to-hydrogen mass ratio of 9 to 2. One mole of this compound is 46 g/mol. What is the carbon-to-hydrogen atom ratio for this compound? (1 point) Butane has a carbon-to-hydrogen atom ratio of 2 to 5. What is the carbon-to-hydrogen mass ratio for this compound? (1 point) Compound C-to-H Mass Ratio C-to-H Atom Ratio Molecular Formula Acetylene [acetylene] 1:1 Ethylene 6:1 [ethylene] Ethane 1:3 [ethane]* Methane 3:1 [methane] Propane 9:2 [propane] Butane [butane] 2:5