Discussion
The theoretical or stoichiometric air is the quantity
Answer: C
Correct answer: exactly sufficient for complete combustion
The theoretical or stoichiometric air is the amount calculated from the fuel’s composition to convert all its carbon to carbon dioxide, all its hydrogen to water and all its sulphur to sulphur dioxide, with nothing left over. It is a computed reference quantity, not what is actually supplied - every real furnace supplies more, because perfect mixing is unattainable.
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