A steam-powered car does run on water but it also needs the fuel to burn to heat the water into steam! Steam-cars generally used vapourised paraffin as fuel, as do most modern versions.
cart + combustion engine = car steam engine + gasoline = combustion engine boiler + coal = steam engine
Steam engines do not need to be built next to rivers or streams.
Steam engines do not need to be built next to rivers or streams.
A steam engine requires water to be heated to produce steam. This steam is used in pistons to produce movement, as in a steam train. An electric engine can produce the same energy, as in an electric car, and is far less bulky than a steam engine.
The water does not explode because it changes form to a gas (steam). The hot steam then escapes through the pressure releases built into a car engine.
tool + wood= wheel, wheel + wood = cart, cart + combustion engine= car if you don't have combustion engine it's boiler+coal= steam engine, steam engine + gasoline = combustion engine.
Yes if it has a steam engine
In 1876 Nikolaus August Otto built the first car engine which was powered by steam.
complete combustion producies co2 and steam incomplete co and steam
Only if your car has a steam engine. Water will not burn in an internal combustion engine.
Karl Benz invented the first car engine and Nikolaus Otto is created the first non-steam powered engine in 1876
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