if your fuel is an octane, then the number of carbon atom is 8.
The carbon and hydrogen present in the fuel react with the oxygen that taken inside cylinder during induction and the explosion takes place.
Carbon monoxide is NOT required.
In petrol, the combustion of hydrocarbons present is complete and they burn with blue flame. However, in kerosene, the combustion is not complete. It burns with smoky flame accompanied by the release of unburnt carbon atoms. Therefore, petrol is regarded as a better fuel than kerosene.
It really depends on what fuel you're talking about, however, the burning of a fuel such as gasoline or an alcohol results when a hydrocarbon molecule from the fuel and oxygen (typically from the air) react in a special type of chemical reaction called a "combustion reaction". Hydrocarbons can come in many different forms, but when they undergo a combustion reaction, the result is always carbon dioxide and water.Here's the form of the reactionC(x)H(x) + O2 --> CO2 + H2Oweird if you ask me...
Carbon and oxygen combine to form carbon dioxide, CO2, during the combustion of fuel.
Pure diesel does not contain any sulfur atoms. The molecular statement for Diesel is C12H23, which means each molecule of diesel contains 12 Carbon atoms and 23 Hydrogen atoms. Sulfur shows up in diesel because it is in the crude oil originally and the cost of refining out all the sulfur from the diesel is very expensive.
It is a complex carbon molecule, as are all organics.
There are many different chemicals that are used as fuel. Natural gas, also known as methane, has the formula CH4and it consists of five atoms.
A hydrocarbon fuel burnt in an atmosphere with sufficient oxygen will create water and carbon dioxide, i.e. both the hydrogen atoms and carbon atoms in the fuel combine with two oxygen atoms. However if there is not enough oxygen available the carbon atoms will form a double bond with a single oxygen atom forming carbon monoxide.
it will produce carbon dioxide
The carbon and hydrogen present in the fuel react with the oxygen that taken inside cylinder during induction and the explosion takes place.
The fossil fuel is burnt in a machine, it produces carbon dioxide that is dumped out into the atmosphere, some of it dissolves in the ocean, it finds its way to the whale.
cigarette smoke, automobile exhaust, it can be present in your home if you use gas or fuel oil
Carbon monoxide is NOT required.
Charcoal is mostly carbon atoms arranged in a solid form, when combusted the carbon is combined with oxygen in the air (burned) to produce carbon dioxide, CO2, which would simply disperse in the atmosphere
During the combustion process when the fuel is burned. carbon atoms from the fuel bonds with oxygen atoms. The hotter the combustion the more that is produced, the down side is a hotter combustion is how you get more power for a certain displacement. The catalytic converter is made up of certain metals that helps convert the carbon monoxide it to carbon dioxide.
In this case the heat of combustion decrease.