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sid_galt
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When fuel is burnt in the jet engine, what is the major component of the hot gases thrown out of the back - the CO2 formed (I know CO2 is not the only component but it is the major one) from the fuel or the air entering the jet as a whole?
In other words, does the heat of the burning fuel spread very quickly to the surrounding air in the jet or does it take a lot of time?
In other words, does the heat of the burning fuel spread very quickly to the surrounding air in the jet or does it take a lot of time?