Simple Chemical Combustion - why do differing amounts of air and inlet condition

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Simple Chemical Combustion - why do differing amounts of air and inlet conditions play a role in the overall result of conditions. Key results were the heat liberated by combustion and the maximum temperature of combustion, discuss this briefly. Chemical Kinetics gives us perhaps hundreds of reactions, many of which are very short timeframe, but the ultimate outcome may be said to be the same as II above. Similarly, the main polluting components, NOx and SOx, may be said to have an ultimate outcome in the appropriate acid. Above we said time is a factor, in controlling pollution, why might this be so (in terms of energy conversion rate)?

Explanation / Answer

1) Air is the combination of so many gases. It contains som fraction of O2 gas which helps for combustion. So depends on amount of air suplly the combustion reaction can depend and produces the corresponding products. It factors the give the amount of heat liberated also.

2) To answer IV , the preceeding information is required.

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