3 Liquid benzen (C6H6) is burned with 200 percent and ⑥150 per cent,theoretical air requirements. Compute the air fuel ratio and the equivalenceratio. Ans 39.6,3332.5

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3 Liquid benzen (C6H6) is burned with 200 percent and ⑥150 per cent, theoretical air requirements. Compute the air fuel ratio and the equivalence ratio. Ans 39.6 , 333 2.5