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wbrook_ford
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5/4/2021 00:31 (#8986227 - in reply to #8986220)
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RE: A ton of fuel = how much Co2
South Central Wisconsin
Gotta go back to chemistry class. Need oxygen to burn the fuel.
Diesel engines run air to fuel ratios of 15:1 up to 40:1, id say a jet engine is similar.
Combustion of hydrocarbons
(HCO
) plus oxygen
(o2
) releases energy and results in the formation of carbon dioxide
(CO2
) and water vapor
(H2O
).
Thats my guess.
A ton of fuel = how much Co2
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Walton Farms
: 5/4/2021 00:07
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wbrook_ford
: 5/4/2021 00:31
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Walton Farms
: 5/4/2021 00:41
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Aussy Harold
: 5/4/2021 02:12
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Gearclash
: 5/4/2021 07:33
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TheBonePile
: 5/4/2021 08:13
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GOOSEPILOT
: 5/4/2021 14:08
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WYDave
: 5/5/2021 02:07
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