Brennstoff
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German meaning: Brennstoff ist ein Stoff, der durch Verbrennung Energie freisetzt, meist in Form von Wärme. English meaning: Fuel Synonym: Treibstoff, Heizmaterial German example: Holz ist ein natürlicher Brennstoff. English example: Wood is a natural fuel. Type: Noun Article: der Singular Form: der Brennstoff Plural Form: die Brennstoffe
Word details
- German meaning
- Wasserstoff ist ein chemisches Element, das als leichtestes und häufigstes Element im Universum vorkommt. Es ist ein farb- und geruchloses Gas.
- English meaning
- Hydrogen
- Synonym
- None
- German example
- Wasserstoff wird als Brennstoff für Brennstoffzellen verwendet.
- English example
- Hydrogen is used as fuel for fuel cells.
- Type
- Noun
- Article
- der
- Singular Form
- der Wasserstoff
- Plural Form
- die Wasserstoffe
Related words
- Butan
Butane
- Brennstoffzelle
Fuel cell
- Biokraftstoff
Biofuel
- Brennstoffzellentechnik
Fuel cell technology
- Wassergas
water gas
- Isotopenanreicherung
Isotope enrichment
- Energieversorgung
Energy supply refers to the provision of energy, usually in the form of electricity, heat, or fuels, for use in households, industry, and transportation.
- Oxidationsflamme
Oxidizing flame
- Wiederaufarbeitung
Reprocessing
- Festelektrolyt
A solid electrolyte is a solid material that conducts ions and is used in batteries or fuel cells as an alternative to liquid electrolytes.
- Einwegfeuerzeug
Disposable lighter
- Thorium
Thorium is a weakly radioactive chemical element with the symbol Th and atomic number 90.
- Kohle
Coal / Money
- Koks
Coke is a solid, carbon-rich fuel produced by coking bituminous coal.
- Koks
Coke is a solid, carbon-rich fuel produced by coking bituminous coal.
- Koks
Coke is a solid, carbon-rich fuel produced by coking bituminous coal.
- Koks
Coke is a solid, carbon-rich fuel produced by coking bituminous coal.
- Holzkohle
Charcoal
- Heizer
A stoker is a person who is responsible for firing the boilers in a heating plant or on a ship.
- Exergie
Exergy is the maximum amount of work that can be extracted from a system when it interacts with a reference environment.
- Brikett
Briquette
- Brenner
Burner
- Energieträger
An energy carrier is a substance or system that stores energy in a form suitable for transport and use.
- Raketentreibstoff
Rocket fuel
- Wasserstofffahrzeug
Hydrogen vehicle
- Wasserstoffantrieb
Hydrogen propulsion
- Nitromethan
Nitromethane; a colorless, oily liquid used as a solvent and fuel.
- Tran
Blubber
- Steinkohle
Hard coal
- Abreicherung
Depletion
- Kugelhaufenreaktor
A pebble bed reactor is a nuclear reactor in which the fuel is in the form of small spheres.
- Energiewende
Energy transition
- exergon
Exergy
- Treibstoff
Fuel is a substance that releases energy when burned or used in an engine to produce motion or heat.
- Propan
Propane
- Kerosin
Kerosene
- Erdöl
Petroleum
- Fusionsbrennstoff
Fusion fuel
- Heizöl
Heating oil is a liquid fuel used for heating buildings.
- Petroleum
kerosene
- Kernbrennstoff
nuclear fuel
- Methanol
Methanol
- Schweröl
Heavy fuel oil is a viscous, difficult-to-ignite petroleum product mainly used as fuel in ships and power plants.
- Feststoffrakete
A solid-propellant rocket is a rocket that uses a solid propellant, which contains both the fuel and the oxidizer.
- Koksofengas
Coke oven gas is a gas mixture produced during the coking of coal, mainly consisting of hydrogen, methane, and carbon monoxide.
- Wiederaufarbeitungsanlage
Reprocessing plant
- Schwefelentfernung
Desulfurization
- Kohlechemie
Coal chemistry is a branch of chemistry that deals with the conversion of coal into various chemical products, such as fuels, plastics, and other materials.