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Gasoline is a hydrogen and carbon compound. It is mixed with air in the carburetor of a car. What conditions within the carburetor would cause carbon to be deposited in the cylinders of the engine?
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Gasoline is a hydrogen and carbon compound. It is mixed with air in the carburetor of a car. What conditions within the carburetor would cause carbon to be deposited in the cylinders of the engine?

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A poor ratio of Oxygen will cause incomplete combustion and the consequent deposit of carbon.
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