4.1 1 CHHS is burned in an ratio. Dry analysis of the exhaust gives the following a air-fuel volume percents: CO₂ = 14.957; Cullg = 0.75% CO = 0%; H₂ = 0%; O₂ = 0%, with the rest being N₂. 02 1 Write the balance chemical equation for one mole of this fuel at these conditions. Co Calculate : 2. a_Air_fuel ratio b. Equivalence ratio. )

4.1 1 CHHS is burned in an ratio. Dry analysis of the exhaust gives the following a air-fuel volume percents: CO₂ = 14.957; Cullg = 0.75% CO = 0%; H₂ = 0%; O₂ = 0%, with the rest being N₂. 02 1 Write the balance chemical equation for one mole of this fuel at these conditions. Co Calculate : 2. a_Air_fuel ratio b. Equivalence ratio. )

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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