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(c) Determine the stoichiometric air/iuel ratio for petrol approximating to hexane CaH14, herice deduce the chemical equation if the petrol is burnt in 20% excess air and the wet volumetric analysis of the products a if all the water vapour is present, and b if the products are cooled to an atmospheric pressure and temperature of 1 bar and 15°C.Determine also the dry volumetric analysis. Finally, estimate the chemical equation if only 85% of air required for stoichiometric combustion is provided.

(c) Determine the stoichiometric air/iuel ratio for petrol approximating to hexane CaH14, herice deduce the chemical equation if the petrol is burnt in 20% excess air and the wet volumetric analysis of the products a if all the water vapour is present, and b if the products are cooled to an atmospheric pressure and temperature of 1 bar and 15°C.Determine also the dry volumetric analysis. Finally, estimate the chemical equation if only 85% of air required for stoichiometric combustion is provided.

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(c) Determine the stoichiometric air/iuel ratio for petrol approximating to hexane CGH14, herice deduce the chemical equation if the petrol is burnt in 20% excess air and the wet volumetric analysis of the products a if all the water vapour is present, and b if the products are cooled to an atmospheric pressure and temperature of 1 bar and 15°C.Determine also the dry volumetric analysis. Finally, estimate the chemical equation if only 85% of air required for stoichiometric combustion is provided. Question 4
Transcribed Image Text:(c) Determine the stoichiometric air/iuel ratio for petrol approximating to hexane CGH14, herice deduce the chemical equation if the petrol is burnt in 20% excess air and the wet volumetric analysis of the products a if all the water vapour is present, and b if the products are cooled to an atmospheric pressure and temperature of 1 bar and 15°C.Determine also the dry volumetric analysis. Finally, estimate the chemical equation if only 85% of air required for stoichiometric combustion is provided. Question 4
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