9. Adiabatic Flame Temperature is achieved when(a) the combustion heat is the maximum(c) the combustion heat is the minimum(b) there is no loss in the heat to the surroundings(d) all products are at the same temperaturehas the most affinity to water to form sulfuric acid.(b) SO₂(d) SO10. Among all sulfur compounds,(a) SO3(c) SO4²11. When comparing the performance of SI engines, the(a) Indicated-efficiency is used as the measure.(b) Thermal(d) volumetric(c) mechanical12. For a complete combustion, the reaction time should be longer than the physical time.(a) True(b) False

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9. Adiabatic Flame Temperature is achieved when (a) the combustion heat is the maximum (c) the combustion heat is the minimum (b) there is no loss in the heat to the surroundings (d) all products are at the same temperature

9. Adiabatic Flame Temperature is achieved when (a) the combustion heat is the maximum (c) the combustion heat is the minimum (b) there is no loss in the heat to the surroundings (d) all products are at the same temperature

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9. Adiabatic Flame Temperature is achieved when
(a) the combustion heat is the maximum
(c) the combustion heat is the minimum
(b) there is no loss in the heat to the surroundings
(d) all products are at the same temperature
has the most affinity to water to form sulfuric acid.
(b) SO₂
(d) SO
10. Among all sulfur compounds,
(a) SO3
(c) SO4²
11. When comparing the performance of SI engines, the
(a) Indicated
-efficiency is used as the measure.
(b) Thermal
(d) volumetric
(c) mechanical
12. For a complete combustion, the reaction time should be longer than the physical time.
(a) True
(b) False

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