Science, asked by suhana3321, 1 year ago

when a hydrocarbon fuel is burnt , it always gives out carbon dioxide and water vapour . Do you agree?

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Answered by kalpjain

20

generally it gives water vapour and co2 but if there is too much carbon or less o2 the it may give carbon monoxide

Answered by sonali9928

17

no because in case of incomplete combustion carbon dioxide nd water vapour is given off

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