Q7-The combustion of methan gas with air leads to the following volumetric ana-lysis during atest: 9.7% CO2, 0.5% CO, and 3.0% 02. Determin the molestomof air used per mole of fuel in the test, and Compare with the Same ratio forstoichiometric combustion. Answers 10.8, 9.52

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Q7-The combustion of methan gas with air leads to the following volumetric ana- lysis during atest: 9.7% CO2, 0.5% CO, and 3.0% 02. Determin the moles tom of air used per mole of fuel in the test, and Compare with the Same ratio for stoichiometric combustion. Answers 10.8, 9.52