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Question: Which has a higher flame temperature, fuel gas or acidic gas, after combustion? Answer: Because the calorific value of hydrocarbons is higher than that of H2S, the flame temperature when fuel gas burns is also higher than that when acidic gases burn.
Since the calorific value of hydrocarbons is higher than that of H2S, the flame temperature during the combustion of fuel gas is also higher than that during the combustion of acidic gases.
The flame temperature is high after the combustion of acidic gases
Since the calorific value of hydrocarbons is higher than that of H2S, the flame temperature when fuel gas burns is also higher than that when acidic gases burn.
Since the calorific value of hydrocarbons is higher than that of H2S, the flame temperature when fuel gas burns is also higher than that when acidic gases burn.
Since the calorific value of hydrocarbons is higher than that of H2S, the flame temperature during the combustion of fuel gas is also higher than that during the combustion of acidic gases.
It is likely that the combustion temperature of fuel gas is higher than that of acidic gas, resulting in more complete combustion of fuel gas
Because the calorific value of hydrocarbons is higher than that of H2S, the flame temperature during the combustion of fuel gas is also higher than that during the combustion of acidic gases
Since the calorific value of hydrocarbons is higher than that of H2S, the flame temperature when fuel gas burns is also higher than that when acidic gases burn.
Since the calorific value of hydrocarbons is higher than that of H2S, the flame temperature during the combustion of fuel gas is also higher than that during the combustion of acidic gases.
The flame temperature is high after the fuel gas burns