Why does the flame temperatures calculated solely are invariably higher?

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Since the dissociating gas molecules does not absorb a little heat

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Since the combustion takes place instantly and completely

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Since some heat is lost as latent heat of steam produced

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Since the dissociating gas molecules does not absorb a little heat

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Since the specific heat of gases decreases with temperature.

1.	Why does the flame temperatures calculated solely are invariably higher?
A.	Since the combustion takes place instantly and completely
B.	Since some heat is lost as latent heat of steam produced
C.	Since the dissociating gas molecules does not absorb a little heat
D.	Since the specific heat of gases decreases with temperature.
Answer» C. Since the dissociating gas molecules does not absorb a little heat

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