The RON is usually higher than the specified required minimum. Motor octane number MON The motor octane number MON describes the behavior of the fuel in the engine at high temperatures and speeds — a full-throttle range, comparable to driving fast on a highway. This octane number is not generally known to the public, as it is not specified at service stations.
Due to the nature of the product, the MON is usually at the limit of the specification. This means that the air-fuel mixture in the engine is not ignited only by the ignition spark, but also by compression. An octane number describes this phenomenon under defined conditions. A high octane number can help increase the efficiency and thus performance of an engine.
However, the octane number is not a measure of energy content or better combustion. More performance can only be achieved by adjusting the engine parameters to the fuel, not simply by fuelling with higher- octane gasoline. Diesel fuel in the tank due to misfuelling reduces the octane number and the continuous mixing of the gas — which is why just a few drops of diesel fuel in the gasoline may cause problems of the drive mode. Determining the octane numbers The octane numbers RON, MON can be determined using one or more comparison fuels that are blended in the test lab.
The check indicator of a test engine is used to show whether the comparison fuel and the sample have the same knock resistance. When Arthur arrived home from work, he made her ask him their security questions before allowing himself in, as to set an example and in the process revealed that Arthur's private nickname for her was "Mollywobbles.
The next morning, Molly expressed her disdain at Bill's engagement to Fleur Delacour , whom was staying at the house as Bill had brought her to the Burrow so she could get to know his family better before the wedding.
Molly had a low opinion of Fleur and disliked being alone with her, thinking that she was snobbish and rude. She also felt that the engagement was rushed and believed it was due to the fear brought on by Voldemort's return to power.
According to Ginny, her mother kept trying to break up the engagement by inviting Nymphadora Tonks to dinner, hoping that Bill would fall for her instead. When Hermione got a black eye from one of Fred and George's punching telescopes , she went to Molly to try and get rid of it to no avail; but she was unable to remove the bruise even with The Healer's Helpmate.
When Ron's O. When the school book lists arrived, she refused to go to Diagon Alley without Arthur; when Ron made a joke about Voldemort possibly hiding in Flourish and Blotts , his mother threatened not only to leave him behind and get his things herself, but hold him back from returning to Hogwarts too, so Ron quickly recanted as he wanted to see Fred and George's shop. Molly with the trio and Ginny in Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes. When the family and Hagrid arrived in Diagon Alley , Molly expressed her concern to stay together, while at the same time battling the desire to finish the shopping quickly.
Hagrid assured her that Harry, Ron, and Hermione would be fine with him, so she, Arthur, and Ginny headed off towards Flourish and Blotts. When the group reunited, they headed off towards Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes. Approaching the store, Molly stared in horror at the advertisement for "U-No-Poo," an item they sold to help cause constipation.
Once inside the store, Ginny asked her mother if she could buy a Pygmy Puff. At one point, she also caught Ron in the middle of making an extremely rude hand gesture at Fred and immediately threatened to jinx his fingers together if she saw him do it again. During the Christmas holidays, Molly had her hands full, as she entertained many quests that Christmas, some including Harry, Fleur, and Remus. She masked Percy 's continued defection from the family by saying he was busy at the Ministry.
When Rufus Scrimgeour brought Percy over in an excuse to speak to Harry , the others present tensed at the mention of Scrimgeour wanting to get Harry alone but Molly paid no regard to this, as her main focus was Percy, which was made evident by her overjoyingly crying tears of happiness and hugging her son. However, Percy had no intention of speaking with his family, so his mother was more devastated than ever when Percy stormed out after having mashed parsnips flung at his glasses by Fred , George , and Ginny.
She continued to be upset well past Christmas, teary eyed and sobbing when she saw her children and Harry off to Hogwarts via the Floo , bidding them farewell and had them promise to try and be careful, which resulted in her being in slightly higher spirits by the end of the goodbyes. In March, Molly and Arthur were called to the school when Ron accidentally drank some poisoned mead.
Harry saved his life by the use of a bezoar , a small stone found in the stomach of a goat that acts as an antidote to most poisons. When the pair arrived in the hospital wing, she hugged Harry very tightly, pointing out how many of the family members he had saved. She was very happy that Ron was no longer in danger and would make a full recovery. While Arthur was interested in how Dumbledore had died, she only had her eyes on Bill.
She commented that Bill had always been handsome and that he was "going" to be married, but Fleur took offence to this and shouted that she didn't care what Bill looked like, as her love for him ran deeper than physical appearance. Accepting that the pair truly did love each other, she offered Fleur her great-aunt Muriel 's goblin-made tiara to wear at the wedding, and then the two women hugged, which was surprising as Molly had always disagreed with Fleur and Bill's relationship.
They were deeply saddened by the tragic death of the Headmaster of Hogwarts, who protected their family members and their comrades in the Order. When she approached them to find out why, they refused to divulge any information. While Arthur and Remus also approached the issue and dropped it when they were told it was a secret, she was determined to learn the truth. When Harry and Hagrid arrived at the Burrow after the Battle of the Seven Potters, Molly was relieved that they managed to arrive safely.
She hurried from the inside of the Burrow and proceeded to pull Harry into a hug that he felt he didn't deserve. She was worried because a lot of the others had missed their portkeys and Harry and Hagrid were the first to arrive, even thought they were suppose to arrive third.
Hagrid then asked if Molly had any brandy, for "medicinal purposes", as he was in pain from the battle. Instead of summoning it by magic, she went into the house to collect it herself. Harry knew that this was because she wanted to hide her worry and the blotchiness of her face.
Molly taking care of an injured George after he loses an ear. A few moments later, Ginny alerted Molly to the arrival of Lupin and George. Seeing there was obviously something wrong with her son, she soon learned that he was missing his left ear. Molly managed to staunch the bleeding , but was unable to repair the damage. However, she was simply relieved that he was alive. When Arthur and Fred returned safely, Molly cried harder than ever when George turned the injury into a punch line.
George then commented that at least from then on, she would be able to differentiate the pair. A few minutes later, Ron and Bill both returned safely. Hugging his mother, Bill told the group that "Mad-Eye" Moody had been killed. Molly prepares the Burrow for the arrival of the Delacours.
Within a few days, Molly approached Harry under the pretence of determining the owner of a sock, about why he, Ron, and Hermione were planning to leave Hogwarts. Harry refused to say explicitly why, but dropped hints that it was because of something Dumbledore wanted him to do. She argued that she and Arthur deserved to know, and was sure Mr. Harry countered that there had been no misunderstanding: the mission Dumbledore left for him was for him alone, and Ron and Hermione were coming along by choice.
Seeing she was fighting a losing battle, Molly the changed the subject by asking if he would help prepare the house for Bill and Fleur's wedding. He agreed, but she made sure to give the trio jobs that kept them away from each other, believing that she could delay their departure if she could prevent them from getting together and planning, as Ginny commented to Harry. When the Delacours arrived the following morning, Molly was somewhat flustered, but pleased to have them there.
She and Arthur fervently insisted that Monsieur and Madame Delacour take their bedroom, while she and Arthur slept in the sitting room. The following day, which was also Harry's birthday, Molly gave him a watch that had belonged to her late brother Fabian.
In the middle of explaining the tradition of giving children a watch when they came of age, her speech was interrupted by a hug from Harry with which he hoped to convey his deep feelings of gratitude and care, which worked as she was taken-aback but very touched. When Charlie arrived that evening, she forced him into a chair at wandpoint and gave him a haircut.
Molly then made a scrumptious dinner and made Harry's birthday cake into the shape of a Golden Snitch. Just before the cutting of the cake, she learned that Rufus Scrimgeour was accompanying Arthur home.
After the pair arrived, Scrimgeour revealed the reason for his visit: he required a private word with Harry, Ron, and Hermione. Kingsley's Patronus warning the wedding attendees of the Ministry's fall. The next day was Bill's wedding to Fleur. Molly was once again in tears as Percy didn't show up. During the ceremony, she sat with Apolline Delacour and the pair cried into their tissues. At the reception that followed, she danced with Monsieur Delacour. Soon afterwards, Molly learned with everyone else that the Ministry of Magic had fallen to the Death Eaters' control and that Scrimgeour was dead, shortly before the reception was ransacked by arriving Death Eaters.
After the Death Eaters left, she and Arthur sent word to Harry, Ron, and Hermione that the rest of the family was safe. Bill was able to get word to his family, and Molly and the rest of the Weasley family vacated the Burrow. They lived with her aunt Muriel during this time. Minerva McGonagall and Molly preparing for battle. Along with several other individuals, she cast protective charms over Hogwarts before the battle.
As the combination of the Order and Dumbledore's Army left to gather in the Great Hall , she was adamant about Ginny going home since she was under-age. Ginny insisted she should be there in addition to the rest of her family and because she was a member of Dumbledore's Army. During this argument, Percy entered the room, having learned of the pending battle from Aberforth Dumbledore. He made peace with his family, much to her relief.
When the family left to join the others, Molly caught Ginny trying to sneak out with them. Lupin then proposed that Ginny could stay in the Room of Requirement ; that way she could remain close to her family while simultaneously being out of harm's way. She laid across his chest and wept, while Arthur stroked her hair.
Distraught at the prospect of losing yet another child as well as her only daughter, she angrily charged right at the infamous Death Eater who at first was beside herself with laughter at the idea of Molly attempting to fight her but soon became enraged as she bore witness to Molly's fierce assault. Both witches began to battle with such lethal ferocity that the "floor beneath them turned hot and cracked" As Molly continued her attack, Bellatrix taunted her, asking what would happen to her children when she died.
Molly vowed that Bellatrix would never inflict harm on her family again and struck the arrogantly distracted Bellatrix with a deadly blow.
The death of his " last, best lieutenant " made Voldemort turn his wand on Molly, but Harry shielded her and revealed himself to be alive. She and everyone else watched the interaction between Harry and Voldemort, which ended with Voldemort's final defeat and the end of the Second Wizarding War.
Molly joined the other Weasleys in congratulating Harry. She was last seen sitting with Ginny who had her head on her mother's shoulder and her other family members at a table in the Great Hall. In the years following Voldemort's death, Molly's family grew with the marriages of her children and births of numerous grandchildren. She also served as the namesake of Percy's oldest daughter.
Molly was frequently described as a short, slightly plump, and kindly-looking woman. Like the rest of her immediate family, she had flaming fiery red hair and her eyes were the same shade of warm brown as her daughter's. Harry was shocked to see that she could so easily look "like a sabre-tooth tiger" when she was angry with her sons.
Molly was described as "porky," by Draco Malfoy [13] and "dumpy" by Vernon Dursley , despite the fact that he and his son were much larger than her. Molly was a kind-hearted, gentle, loving, and very motherly woman.
It was comfortable to be around such a sympathetic and warm person. Being in the same room with her was very reassuring. Appalled at the mistreatment that Harry suffered at the Dursleys , Molly was delighted to have Harry stay with the Weasleys at The Burrow , where she could offer food, advice, and general mothering.
Starved for affection from his own aunt Petunia , Harry found warmth from Molly, who considered to be his closest mother figure. Molly could have even her twin sons cowering before her if she was angry enough.
She was fiercely proud of her children's accomplishments, but was also scandalised by their misbehaviour, being particularly frustrated for the twins' antics. She wasn't above of sending a Howler to the school to humiliate one of them publicly for stepping out of line, as evidenced by her reaction to the use of the unauthorised Flying Ford Anglia by Ron to reach Hogwarts at his second school year.
Ironically, it was high achiever Percy who caused her the most pain, breaking with the family for their unwavering allegiance to Albus Dumbledore. Harry occasionally found Molly's over-protectiveness somewhat smothering.
Along with her eldest son Bill , she came to watch Harry in the Triwizard Tournament and after his ordeal in the graveyard, visited him in Hogwarts' hospital wing, where she hugs him 'how Harry imagined a mother would'. However, Molly sometimes found it difficult to cope with her children heading out in their own, separate directions.
Not surprisingly, she considered Fleur Delacour wrong for Bill when they become engaged until the latter showed her true feelings. When Harry asked about what the Order of the Phoenix was doing against Voldemort , she continually insisted he shouldn't be told more than he needed to know under Dumbledore's orders. However, his godfather Sirius believed that he had to dealt with more than the Order could imagine and thus deserved to have the whole picture. Though Harry was touched by Molly's actions, he felt Sirius was right in that he wasn't a small child and should be treated as a maturing adult, something which she understood but still worried about.
Molly slays Bellatrix during the Battle of Hogwarts. Molly was born into the Prewett family. Her relationship with her mother and father is unknown, but it is possible that, like the Weasleys , the Prewetts didn't buy into values of pure-blood supremacy held by so many other wizarding pure blood families. It is likely that Molly was close to her brothers, as she kept Fabian's watch until she gave it to Harry Potter for his seventeenth birthday.
Their deaths influenced her later protectiveness of her family during the Second Wizarding War. Her irritable great-aunt Muriel was still alive in the s and associated with her family.
Molly pampered her seven children as much as she could afford to, making up for the lack of funds for new books, brooms and robes by showering her loved ones with affection and providing them with abundant and delicious home-cooking and handmade gifts. However, Molly had no qualms about speaking her mind and enforcing discipline when her children put a "toe out of line"; the only thing Hermione Granger could do to stop Fred and George testing their Skiving Snackboxes on first years prior to their departure from Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry was threaten to write to their mother, something which genuinely scared them.
She constantly tried to pressure Bill into cutting his hair and not dressing as flashily as he liked to. Molly had a strong desire for her children to work at the Ministry of Magic like their father, causing her to scold Fred and George on numerous occasions for their dream of managing a joke shop. In the end, she clearly wanted her children to be happy in their careers, being impressed when Fred and George proved to be skilled businessmen. Though she was frequently exasperated with her husband's quirky fascination with Muggle artefacts and his seeming inability to act as a firm disciplinarian when it came to many of their sons' shenanigans, Molly clearly loved Arthur dearly and was fiercely proud of all he had accomplished in his career.
Molly's love and sense of protection for her family - especially the youngest members - was apparent in the form her boggart took: Her greatest fear was her family, including Harry, lying dead on the floor.
Her fear of seeing her family dead was partially realised when Fred was killed during the Battle of Hogwarts , especially since one of the forms that her boggart took was the dead bodies of the twins. Molly loved all of her children, but she seemed especially fond of her youngest child and only daughter, Ginny , whom she passed most moments with. When she saw Ginny being fought by Bellatrix Lestrange , the mere possibility of losing her only daughter was enough to make her openly challenge and kill the most dangerous Dark witch of that age.
Also, Molly was notable for extending her familial affections to those who weren't related to her, including Ron 's best friends. Molly was heartbroken when the "high achiever", Percy , turned his back on his family in favour of pursuing his career at the Ministry.
She tried to get him to return several times but to no avail, often crying over his departure and continued to send him gifts like her hand-knitted Christmas jumpers, which he would coldly return without a note.
Despite his aloof departure, Molly remained affectionate towards her third son, using his good behaviour as reference when scolding the twins for overusing their magic for the simplest matter and masking his defection by making excuses for him such as being too busy at the Ministry to return home for Christmas. After Percy apologised to the whole family, Molly was not shown to have any problems in forgiving him. Based on her affection for her family, it is likely that Molly was a devoted grandmother.
Harry Potter , her future son-in-law. Molly first met Harry while taking her sons to the Hogwarts Express. She took pity on him for being alone, as he seemed to be a sweet and polite boy. Upon being told by Fred and George who he was, Molly was adamant that her children not pester Harry about his past, stating that he would probably get enough attention and instructing them not to add to it.
After getting to know more about Harry through Ron, Molly began treating him as another member of the family, whether it be by letting him stay at the Burrow for the school holidays or fussing over the state of his health and making sure he had additional helpings during meals, although she tended to avoid the subject of the Dursleys when Harry brought them up even briefly. She also sent Harry a Weasley jumper and a large box of fudge or mince pies every Christmas , even after the two of them had only spoken briefly at King's Cross during Harry's first year, simply because Ron had mentioned that Harry wasn't expecting any presents.
Molly would occasionally forget she wasn't Harry's mother and tended to be as protective of him as if he was one of her own children, a sentiment Harry himself shared.
She was deeply affected when Harry was forced to compete in the Triwizard Tournament , to the point that her attitude towards Hermione temporarily became almost hostile because she assumed Rita Skeeter 's claims that Hermione was toying with Harry's emotions until Harry himself assured her otherwise.
Molly pushed particularly hard for Harry not to be "burdened" with the knowledge of certain aspects of the Order of the Phoenix 's business involving Voldemort , which caused her to come into conflict with Harry's godfather, Sirius Black and even her own husband.
She showed her over-protective nature again upon discovering that Harry, Ron, and Hermione weren't intending to return to Hogwarts during their final year , demanding to be informed of their intentions and even did everything in her power to prevent them having any opportunity to discuss their plans in secret. The form of Molly's boggart , which reflected her greatest fear of seeing her family dead by appearing as their dead bodies, included Harry's own corpse.
In return, Harry was grateful to her for the love and protection he needed and wanted. After Molly killed Bellatrix, Voldemort prepared to attack her in revenge, prompting Harry to reveal his continued existence rather than continuing his attempts to to attack from under his Invisibility Cloak.
Hermione Granger , her future daughter-in-law. Because of her friendships with Ron and Ginny, Hermione became friendly with the entire Weasley family. She spent portions of many of her summer holidays at the Burrow and attended some family outings with them, such as shopping for school supplies in Diagon Alley and the Quidditch World Cup. Molly was generally fond of Hermione, though she treated her coldly for a brief time after Rita Skeeter printed lies about Hermione toying with the hearts of Harry and Viktor Krum , much to Hermione's bewilderment and dejection.
After Harry explained that the stories were false, she once again warmed up to Hermione. Hermione became one of Molly's four daughters-in-law when she married Ron sometime after the Second Wizarding War. Fleur Delacour , her daughter-in-law. The Weasleys ' reaction to Fleur with the exceptions of Ron and Arthur was initially lukewarm. They became more annoyed with Fleur when she and Bill became engaged, but tolerated her presence for his sake.
In particular, Molly didn't like Fleur and was irked by the latter's criticism of her household or even her favourite singer Celestina Warbeck. When Fleur indignantly denied that Bill 's disfigurement at the hands of Fenrir Greyback would affect their marital plans in any way, the Weasleys saw how deeply Fleur loved Bill and finally became more accepting of her.
Molly convinced her aunt Muriel to lend her future daughter-in-law a tiara for the wedding. Fleur was noted as fussing over and being protective of Harry, Ron, and Hermione in a motherly fashion, similar to Molly. Nymphadora Tonks , her friend.
Molly had a rather close relationship with Auror and fellow Order member, Nymphadora Tonks. Molly often invited Tonks to dine with the Weasley family and the young witch was always a welcome guest at the events held by the Weasley matriarch. Molly would at times get annoyed at Tonks due to her clumsiness, but never out of dislike for her.
Rather it was mostly due to the fact that Tonks' attempts at helping resulting in her causing minor annoyances, such as setting off the Portrait of Walburga Black at 12 Grimmauld Place. During these times, Molly would attempt to dissuade Tonks from helping, so as to avoid such accidents. Though there was a significant difference in age between the two, Molly appeared to be Tonks's closest adult friend: She appeared to be the only person in whom Tonks confided her love of Remus Lupin.
Several people suspected that Molly hoped her son Bill Weasley would fall in love with Tonks, rather than marry Fleur Delacour and Harry Potter noted Molly was acting somewhat frosty toward Lupin during the Christmas holidays, though he misinterpreted the reason why.
Molly reacted heatedly to disparaging remarks made by Fleur in regards to Tonks, which is indicative of the high opinion she held for the young Auror. At the conclusion of the Battle of Hogwarts , it was Molly who duelled and killed Tonks' murderer and aunt Bellatrix, therefore avenging Tonks' death. The original Order of the Phoenix , her allies.
Molly considered Albus Dumbledore to be the greatest wizard of all time. During the Second Wizarding War , she was technically the first new recruit of the Order of the Phoenix, an organisation both founded and led by Dumbledore, having been asked to help battle against Voldemort almost immediately after his return was discovered. Along with most of the wizarding world, Molly was devastated by Dumbledore's death, and attended his funeral in Remus Lupin was close with the Weasley family, joined the re-instated Order, and saw Molly on a fairly regular basis.
Lupin helped Molly get rid of a boggart that took the form of her family and Harry Potter dead; confessing to him that she was afraid of what would happen to her children and husband. Lupin comforted her, saying that he and the other members of the Order would take care of her family.
After Dumbledore's death, Molly expressed her opinion that Lupin and Tonks should be together, as they loved each other, despite Lupin's protests that he was too old, too poor, and too dangerous for Tonks.
During the Battle of Hogwarts , Lupin and Tonks were killed, showing Molly grieving near their bodies. Molly initially believed Sirius Black her "cousin by marriage", as his aunt Lucretia married her uncle Ignatius was a murderer, who had betrayed the Potter family to Lord Voldemort in , and didn't learn of his innocence until While both Sirius and Molly lived at 12 Grimmauld Place , they argued over the latter's tendency to be overprotective of Sirius's godson Harry: Sirius reminded her she wasn't Harry's mother, while Molly considered Sirius to be too reckless and reminded him that Harry wasn't his father James.
Nonetheless, they got along well for the most part, as Sirius was thrilled at having the Weasley family and Harry Potter stay at Grimmauld place over the winter holidays. Molly was greatly saddened by Sirius's death in and was ultimately the one to kill Bellatrix, Sirius's cousin and murderer.
Molly worked fairly closely with the late Alastor Moody and Kingsley Shacklebolt , being on good terms with both of them. She was shocked by Moody's death in Kingsley was responsible for saving countless lives when he sent his Patronus to warn the attendees of Bill and Fleur's wedding that the Ministry had fallen in and later became Minister for Magic , employing a number of the members of Molly's family.
Molly was friendly with Minerva McGonagall , the former Transfiguration professor and Head of Gryffindor House , the house into which all the members of the Weasley family had been sorted. The two discussed Dumbledore's death in McGonagall would have been Headmistress while several of Molly's grandchildren attended the school. He fought alongside Molly at the Battle of Hogwarts and they both survived the war.
He appeared to be friendly with Molly's grandchildren, as seen by his inviting Albus to his house for tea. Molly seemed to be on good terms with Severus Snape , despite the fact that he disliked her children.
However, she and her family obviously turned against him when they learnt he killed Dumbledore, but it was most likely that this changed when she learned of Snape's true loyalties from Harry. In addition, Harry and Ginny would later name one of Molly's grandsons after Snape.
Molly is a diminutive form of Mary , the English form of the Hebrew name Miryam , the meaning of which is unknown, though theories include "sea of bitterness", "rebelliousness", "wished for child", and "beloved". In the case of Molly Weasley, however, the name is most likely derived from the term "mollycoddle," meaning to "to pamper or overprotect.
The surname Prewett is Welsh in origin.
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