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[0074]Determining the energy produced by a nickel mol.
[0075]1 nickel mol=58 g
[0076]Avogadro number 6.022×1023 mol-1=number of nickel atoms in 58 g nickel.
[0077]The energy generated in each hydrogen capture process has been evaluated (for each nickel isotope) from the difference between the initial mass (nickel+hydrogen) and the reaction end product mass.
[0078]A reasonable estimate, considering the different values for the different isotopes, is 10 MeV electron (a MeV corresponds to a million electron-volts and is the energy measuring unit, as conventionally used in nuclear physics).
[0079]Since 1 Mev is equivalent to a variation of mass of 1.78×10-30 kg, the mass variation corresponding to an energy emission of 10 Mev is 1.78×10-29 kg.
[0080]The mass loss corresponding to a transformation of an entire Ni mol can be calculated by multiplying the Avogadro number (6.022×1023) time the mass variation of the single reaction.
[0081]Thus is obtained (for 58 g Ni)
[0082]M=(6.022×1023)×1.7.8×10-29 kg=1.07×10-5 kg
[0083]From the Einstein equation we have
[0084]E=mc2 where c is the light speed c=3×108 m/s.
[0085]Thus, by replacing:
[0086]J=1.07×10-5×(3×108)2=9.63×10.- sup.11 J which can be approximated to
0.3×109 kcal (which can be approximated by defect to reserve).
[0087]This is an energy equivalent to
about 30,000 ton oil considering a pci of 10,000 kcal/kg for mineral oil; thus, 58 g nickel will generate the same energy as that provided by 30,000 ton oil, that is 517 tons/gram.
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-"När de har delat energiinnehållet i 58 gram nickel (
0.3*10^9 Kcal) med energin i 1 kg olja (
10000 Kcal/kg) så fick dom
30 000 ton olja, men svaret bör väl bli
30 000 kg olja, eller 30 ton olja?,"
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