Premixed Flame Sooting
Premixed Flame Sooting is a combustion phenomenon characterized by the formation of soot particles within a premixed flame, where fuel and oxidizer are uniformly mixed prior to ignition, distinguishing it from non-premixed or diffusion flame sooting by its dependence on homogeneous reaction conditions and flame structure.
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CARS thermometry in a sooting flame
Alan C. Eckbreth, Robert J. Hall · Combustion and Flame · 1979 · 149 citations
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Institute for Research on Combustion
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