I ask this question to verify that liquid gasoline will not burn/ combust. I have made a statement that the liquid gasoline must be vaporized and Oxygen must be present for combustion to occur, and that gasoline in a liquid state will not combust. My statement was aggressively called out and...
In an Internal Combustion Engine, does liquid gasoline itself burn/combust, or is it the gasoline VAPOR emitted from the liquid gasoline by evaporation that burns/ combusts? (assuming that Oxygen is present in the Air and Fuel mixture)