Changes in carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide concentrations as the combustion temperature rises
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As the title suggests, I would like to ask everyone: how do the concentrations of carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide change as the combustion temperature increases?
Theoretically, combustion is an exothermic reaction; raising the temperature does not facilitate combustion. It depends mainly on the equilibrium point at that temperature, so it cannot be generalized
Theoretical analysis: high combustion temperature, complete combustion, high carbon dioxide levels
I don’t see what practical purpose there is in asking this This is closely related to the combustion method, air supply method, etc~~