Difference between revisions of "Incomplete combustion"
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| − | An Incomplete combustion reaction is a combustion reaction in which <math> | + | An Incomplete combustion reaction is a combustion reaction in which <math>O_2</math> is limited and the reaction produces <math>CO</math> or <math>C</math>, as opposed to a [[Complete combustion reaction]]: |
<math>O_2 +</math> (A compound containing C and [[Hydrogen|H]])<math>= CO_2 + H_2O</math> | <math>O_2 +</math> (A compound containing C and [[Hydrogen|H]])<math>= CO_2 + H_2O</math> | ||
Revision as of 23:28, January 5, 2007
An Incomplete combustion reaction is a combustion reaction in which is limited and the reaction produces or , as opposed to a Complete combustion reaction:
(A compound containing C and H)
