โ Scribed by W. Rybak; P. Chambrion; J. Lahaye
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dilute stream of carbon black particles was introduced into the postflame gases of premixed, high-pressure, both fuel-lean and rich ethylene-air laminar flames, The rate of oxidation of carbon black particles was measured using scattering and absorption techniques to determine the particle size, concentration, and number density as a function of distance and, hence, burn-off. The reactivity of the carbon black was observed to be strongly dependent uuon the total pressure in fuel-lean flame, while no such dependence was noted for rich flames:
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