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    1. Crude petroleum oil is generally formed from decomposed animal and vegetable matter accumulating in sea basins, containing 80% carbon, 13% hydrogen, 3% sulfur, and other elements. 2. Based on provided data and calculations, the exhaust gas from a combustion with less than theoretical air would contain 8.18% CO2, 2.04% CO, and 1.02% H2, with 36.14% excess air. 3. For a ternary blend of gasoline, benzole, and alcohol burned with 35% excess O2, the exhaust gas analysis would be 9.77% CO2, 5.15% O2, 74.69% N2,

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    1. Crude petroleum oil is generally formed from decomposed animal and vegetable matter accumulating in sea basins, containing 80% carbon, 13% hydrogen, 3% sulfur, and other elements. 2. Based on provided data and calculations, the exhaust gas from a combustion with less than theoretical air would contain 8.18% CO2, 2.04% CO, and 1.02% H2, with 36.14% excess air. 3. For a ternary blend of gasoline, benzole, and alcohol burned with 35% excess O2, the exhaust gas analysis would be 9.77% CO2, 5.15% O2, 74.69% N2,

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    Atc 5.769 I41 0,752 7.662: !.Lt1Rl TRVT Lrriv 1,, 75 78 LL,, 15 92 1,,, L0 106

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    1. Crude petroleum oil is generally formed from decomposed animal and vegetable matter accumulating in sea basins, containing 80% carbon, 13% hydrogen, 3% sulfur, and other elements. 2. Based on provided data and calculations, the exhaust gas from a combustion with less than theoretical air would contain 8.18% CO2, 2.04% CO, and 1.02% H2, with 36.14% excess air. 3. For a ternary blend of gasoline, benzole, and alcohol burned with 35% excess O2, the exhaust gas analysis would be 9.77% CO2, 5.15% O2, 74.69% N2,

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    resulUng in a biackviscous product" A lrroic-ai eietr.lerilal
    l'lrrrr (-), = 7.662 + (8.0L3/4) = 9.67 10/o N,30/o O and 3% S'
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    burns to CO, the rest to
    [J, frorr] air = (y + 9.67) x 79/27 in the exhaust gas is 'l;2. ealculale:
    Ar (r [ral' 7.662 = 0.1177 x moles DSG
    a) Orsat analysls of the exhar:st flas (i2'560/o COr' 5 38%
    co)
    nroles DSG = 65.098 b) % of the theoretica-l airwhic'h is supplied for comhustror]
    (70.7o/o)
    nroles CO, = 65.098 x.tO7 = e.gOS
    CO = 65.098 x ,0107 = 0.697 | 2, An a]cogas rnixture made up bf 85Vo $asoline [octarte
    "rnoles
    '/ no. = 951 and 15Yo elhar:oi is used as fuel for atr engine
    frceOr=yt(.697/2) in Lhe presence of i7.05 m3 a'irlkg ajcogas supplied
    N- = gr+9,.67i x79i21 dry at 30tC ard 740 rnm Hg BO! of the C
    essenriJly
    "CO,,
    bums to the resl to ClO; r:rolatr ralio of H, to CO is
    / r,'i(,1 bal'
    1:2. Calcuiate:
    (,1, (.)98 = 6.965 + .697 + y + t.6g7i2) + (y+6.97) x 79/21
    a) Orsat analysis of llie e--thausL gas
    Y = 4'349 (8.18% COr, 2.040/o CO, I '02o/o Hr)
    b) o/o excess air (36.143010)
    "rr r'-\ccSS Or= (4"349/9.621x 100 = 44.97otb ANS
    I\4oles water from cornbustion = B.0l3/2 = 4.C1
    3.'ALernarybie::dofgasollrle(900/ooctaneno)'alcol:ro1(75o/o
    15%o
    efh.anol, 250lo meli.a:;ol) anrj l:enzole 1750/obelene,
    )ornplete Analysis of stack gas ANS toluene arrd i0% xylene) is i:rirnerl completely in 350/o
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    excess 02.
    QO, 6.9965 10t06 Anall'sis of 1}re bienci 5!16rvs 70% gasolirre'. 1[-r%o
    co 0.697 1.01
    benzole and 1Sclo a]cohol Calculate t'he compleLe ana]Ysis
    o, 4.698 6.8 of ttre exharrst $as.
    N" 52.738 /o.31 (9.77c/a CO2, 5. )Sa/o A,. 74:689'oN, io.a tgzo Hrcl)
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    anc.l 765 rorrs sho..'s-9% L'0-, ) 21a/o CO
    ,r,i,
    cV rosi, cr;c r"1.. co = 100 x 419
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