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    This document provides information on common hydrocarbon fuels including hydrogen, methane, ethane, propane, hexane, heptane, and octane. It lists the heat of reaction, stoichiometric fuel-air ratio, specific heat capacity (Cp), and specific heat ratio (γ) for each pure fuel. The values provided can be used to analyze and compare the combustion properties of these fuels.

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    This document provides information on common hydrocarbon fuels including hydrogen, methane, ethane, propane, hexane, heptane, and octane. It lists the heat of reaction, stoichiometric fuel-air ratio, specific heat capacity (Cp), and specific heat ratio (γ) for each pure fuel. The values provided can be used to analyze and compare the combustion properties of these fuels.

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    This document provides information on common hydrocarbon fuels including hydrogen, methane, ethane, propane, hexane, heptane, and octane. It lists the heat of reaction, stoichiometric fuel-air ratio, specific heat capacity (Cp), and specific heat ratio (γ) for each pure fuel. The values provided can be used to analyze and compare the combustion properties of these fuels.

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    Fuel compositions

    Some common hydrocarbon fuels


    Values for pure fuel
    Heat of reaction Stoichiometric Cp γ
    (kJ/kg fuel) fuel-air ratio (kJ/kg K)

    Hydrogen H2 119 954 2.91 % 14.32 1.405

    Methane CH 4 50 010 5.82 % 2.220 1.304

    Ethane C2 H 6 47 484 6.24 % 1.760 1.187

    Propane C3H 8 46 350 6.41 % 1.670 1.127

    Hexane C6 H14 45 100 6.59 % --- 1.187

    Heptane C7 H16 44 600 6.62 % --- ---

    Octane C8 H18 44 786 6.64 % --- ---

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