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A) What is the LFL and UFL of methane at 700°C? Pressure is ambient. B) What...

A) What is the LFL and UFL of methane at 700°C? Pressure is ambient.

B) What is the LFL and UFL at 25°C and 2 atmospheres?

C) What is the LFL and UFL at 700°C and 2 atmospheres?

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C) For question number 3 we need to do pressure correction for answers in question number 1like in question 2.But to calculate answers for question 1 the heat of combustion value for methane is unknown except that everything is fine if that value is available we may happily get the answers for 1st and 3rd questions.

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