State and Process of Air
How can we describe the state of the air in the atmosphere and what kind of process does this air undergo from a cool morning to a warm afternoon?
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Ramani AswathAtmospheric air is a mixture of Nitrogen, Oxygen Carbon dioxide and other minor constituents. State is of course gaseous. As the temperature goes up air gets warm and reduces density proportionately.
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Khartz Di
thanks for your help...i also wish to know what process is exactly taking place(eg. quasi static equilibrium or......)???bioramaniAtmospheric air is a mixture of Nitrogen, Oxygen Carbon dioxide and other minor constituents. State is of course gaseous. As the temperature goes up air gets warm and reduces density proportionately.
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Ramani AswathIt is unlikely to be an equilibrium or near equilibrium state since the times involved are short, air and fuel are at different densities (with attendant diffusion issues), volumes are small and pressures high and the flame front undefined (especially with hot spots). This is one of the reasons for NOX, carbon monoxide and other toxic emissions.
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Ramani AswathThis is a detailed review of the general chemical perspective of auto mobile fuels including combustion.
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