One of the fundamental principles used in an internal combustion engine is that hot gases occupy space than cool gases or liquids.

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Lbalazscs · Answer 1 · 2018-03-31T19:08:06+0000

The principle of the hot gases occupying more space compared to the cool gases or liquids is based on the fact that when a gas is heated it expands or more farther apart from other molecules because of the increased kinetic energy.

One of the fundamental principles used in an internal combustion engine is that hot gases occupy space than cool gases or liquids.

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