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A comparison of diffusion and premixed H2 flames shows that the fine scale structure is comparable in both flames.

Comparison of soot formation among the three normal diffusion flames shows that the peak soot volume fraction and total mass of soot generated increases as the fuel-to-air velocity ratio increases.

A chemical kinetic flux analysis for n-decane flames shows that the production/consumption rates of the hydroxyl (OH) radical govern the heat release rate in these flames and therefore play significant roles in defining the extinction limit.

Further study on the transient development of in-cylinder flames shows that flash boiling spray leads to higher propagation rate of the blue flame, and a subsequent statistical analysis shows a positive correlation between IMEP and the propagation rate of the blue flame.

The predicted simulation results are compared to measurements of these flames showing good overall agreement.

Further studies of H2/N2O/N2 and CH4/N2O/N2 flames showed that their laminar flame speeds and extinction strain rates are also sensitive to the nitrogen elementary kinetics.

Under reversed gravity, both laminar v-flames and conical flames show flame behaviors that were also found in microgravity.

Simulations of MMT -and TMT-inhibited flames show reasonable agreement with experimental data.

These flames show a completely different soot radial profile, closer to the claimed flat distribution.

Comparisons of the doped and undoped flames show marked increases in sooting tendency for flames doped with ferrocene.

Two-dimensional LIF images from the flames show that the CF2 radicals are localized between the flame center and the flame front.