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As a final example, we will determine the combustion products, heat of combustion, and adiabatic flame temperature for a solid fuel specified by its ultimate analysis. The solution is presented in a spreadsheet in which enthalpies are tabulated as a function of temperature for the relevant chemical components as given in the JANAF tables. 122
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