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- Jan 1, 1970
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1)what are the chemical reactions for the combustion of
octane( assuming that the gasoline is octane)?
2)
octane( assuming that the gasoline is octane)?
2)
([email protected]) said:1)what are the chemical reactions for the combustion of
octane( assuming that the gasoline is octane)?
2)
1)what are the chemical reactions for the combustion of
octane( assuming that the gasoline is octane)?
2)
Complete combustion results in CO2+H2O but then again nothing is perfect.
1)what are the chemical reactions for the combustion of
octane( assuming that the gasoline is octane)?
2)
CDD- Yes this is the wrong place for this Question But as for the
above answer
complete combustion of a hydrocarbon does not give H2O as an
end
product more like if motor is running rich -high carbonmonoxide-CO
output-- proper fuel mixture
means an increase in CO2 output -octane is not gasoline it is an
aditive used to stop
preignition.
CDD- Yes this is the wrong place for this Question But as for the
above answer
complete combustion of a hydrocarbon does not give H2O as an
end
product more like if motor is running rich -high carbonmonoxide-CO
output-- proper fuel mixture
means an increase in CO2 output
-octane is not gasoline it is an aditive used to stop preignition.
without it your engine would try to diesel when hot or
when a high compression engine is used
octane is C8H18 and is usable as gasoline. pure octane has an octane rating
of 100. typical gasoline is a blend of hydrocarbons
high compression engines typically stop dieseling by cutting off the fuel
suply
Bye.
Jasen