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As the %age of carbon in the molecule increases,how does it affect the sootiness of the flames of aliphatic *

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As the %age of carbon in the molecule increases,how does it affect the sootiness of the flames of aliphatic *

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the cause of soot is incomplete combustion. the hydrocarbon is not a factor in this as it is dependant on the oxygen surrounding it. so there is no link between the two

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As the percentage of carbon increases it directly increases the sootiness of the flames of aliphatic compounds. More the percentage of carbon more will be soot.

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