air-fuel mixture
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air-fuel mixture
(′er ′fyül ′miks·chər)
(mechanical engineering) In a carbureted gasoline engine, the charge of air and fuel that is mixed in the appropriate ratio in the carburetor and subsequently fed into the combustion chamber.
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