Combustion Types — Visual Comparison
Part of Combustion · GCSE GCSE Chemistry revision
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Section 3 of 13
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25 questions
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15 flashcards
📐 Combustion Types — Visual Comparison
Figure 1: Complete combustion (left) needs plenty of oxygen — products are only CO₂ and H₂O. Incomplete combustion (right) with limited oxygen produces toxic CO and/or soot (C).
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What are the only products formed during the complete combustion of a hydrocarbon?
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