Question

carbon monoxife had the flammable limit that is 5 tomes greater that acetylene. if carbon monoxides flammable limit is 12.5 what is the flammable limit for acetylene

Answer 1

If the flammable limit of carbon monoxide is 12.5, and it is five times greater than the flammable limit of acetylene, we can calculate the flammable limit of acetylene as follows:

Flammable limit of acetylene = Flammable limit of carbon monoxide / 5

Flammable limit of acetylene = 12.5 / 5

Flammable limit of acetylene = 2.5

Therefore, the flammable limit of acetylene would be 2.5.