2... H2: What actually happens in a cylinder in an internal combustion engine?Your input :Number of carbon atoms in a molecule of the fuel, x: 5Amount of fuel added, m br : 45 mgThe temperature after compression, t,: 320 ° CCalculate :The mass of clean air in the cylinder, mair : Number(g)Amount of heat supplied during combustion, Q, : Number(J)Average molecular weight after combustion, M m: Number(kg/kmol)The temperature after combustion, t: Number(°C)NOTE : Use the point as a decimal separator and the units that appear after the answer boxes!The maximum permissible error in the answers is + 0.5% except for M m where the maximum permissible error is + 0.1%.

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H2: What actually happens in a cylinder in an internal combustion engine? Your input : Number of carbon atoms in a molecule of the fuel, x: 5 Amount of fuel added, m br: 45 mg The temperature after compression, t: 320 ° C

H2: What actually happens in a cylinder in an internal combustion engine? Your input : Number of carbon atoms in a molecule of the fuel, x: 5 Amount of fuel added, m br: 45 mg The temperature after compression, t: 320 ° C

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H2: What actually happens in a cylinder in an internal combustion engine?
Your input :
Number of carbon atoms in a molecule of the fuel, x: 5
Amount of fuel added, m br : 45 mg
The temperature after compression, t,: 320 ° C
Calculate :
The mass of clean air in the cylinder, mair : Number
(g)
Amount of heat supplied during combustion, Q, : Number
(J)
Average molecular weight after combustion, M m: Number
(kg/kmol)
The temperature after combustion, t: Number
(°C)
NOTE : Use the point as a decimal separator and the units that appear after the answer boxes!
The maximum permissible error in the answers is + 0.5% except for M m where the maximum permissible error is + 0.1%.

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