First Law of Thermodynamics

Select a suitable, primary reference, which in most cases will be an article appearing in a respectable periodical or Internet site (webpage) within the past year or two. Suitable sources include, but are not limited to, The New York Times, Discover, Science News, and other nontechnical publications and their websites. The accuracy and reliability of information taken from Internet sources varies extensively, therefore you should use print materials from recognized sources whenever is possible. The proper citation of your sources is extremely important in preparing our essay, and any essay submitted without proper documentation will be returned for revision.

Essay Requirements:
a. Include a title page.
b. Your final draft should be double-spaced and two to three pages long (not including title and bibliography pages).
c. Divide your paper into sections, organized by its component topics, and with appropriate section headings.
d. Be sure to correctly and conscientiously cite the sources of information that you describe in the text of your essay. Please select and adhere to one of the following citation methods: American Chemical Society (ACS), American Psychological Association (APA), or Modern Languages Association (MLA). Any essay submitted without citations within the text will not be graded
e. Attach a separate bibliography page that correctly and completely describes every paper or website you cite. At least two of the references have to be from Guarini Library (books or journals).
f. Please proofread and revise your essay.

Actual topic
First Law of Thermodynamics; Units for measuring energy Pros and cons of coal: chemical
And power composition of coal, worldwide
Distribution of reserves, power plan
Design, “clean” coal technologies, carbon sequestration