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Describe the differences between gasoline and diesel. In your answer you should refer to the average size of the molecules in the two liquids,the colour of the two liquids and the viscosities of the two liquids.

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Answered by schmimar

One runs in an more bigger truuch or think it does not hurt the engen more then gas and gas uses other stuff to make it run

duaaijaz: no it's wrong

schmimar: WHat you mean]

duaaijaz: answer is wrong

schmimar: The major difference between diesel and gasoline is the way these explosions happen. In a gasoline engine, fuel is mixed with air, compressed by pistons and ignited by sparks from spark plugs. In a diesel engine, however, the air is compressed first, and then the fuel is injected.

schmimar: Actually, gasoline and diesel fuel both are products that are made from crude oil. ... When you spray gasoline into a cylinder, it starts to vaporize immediately, so that as soon as the spark plug fires, the gasoline detonates and powers the engine.

duaaijaz: yeah its the right answer

schmimar: Miles Per Gallon. Although diesel engines enjoy a sizeable miles per gallon (mpg) advantage over gasoline engines in automobiles, truck engines are a different story. The actual advantage enjoyed by diesel engines in light and medium trucks is less than 2 mpg.

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schmimar: I work on an car dealer ship
I know what I'm talking aboiut

Answered by RvChaudharY50

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Engine Operation Differences

For gasoline engines, the intake stroke generally involves pulling air and fuel into the combustion chamber. At this point, a diesel engine is only pulling in air. Next is compression, where both engine types squeeze down the air into a small pocket.

Efficiency Differences

While diesel engines continue to build a reputation of struggling with emissions, they actually have highly impressive fuel economy numbers in comparison to their gasoline counterparts. Indeed, diesel engines are significantly more efficient in most cases, especially when the throttle pedal is only partially depressed. Much of this is due to differences in the strokes described above, in combination with the self-ignition temperature.

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Describe the differences between gasoline and diesel. In your answer you should refer to the average size of the molecules in the two liquids,the colour of the two liquids and the viscosities of the two liquids.​

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Efficiency Differences

Describe the differences between gasoline and diesel. In your answer you should refer to the average size of the molecules in the two liquids,the colour of the two liquids and the viscosities of the two liquids.