The gain in efficiency is possible due to the enhanced reversibility of the two redox reactions; in traditional single stage combustion, the release of a fuel's energy occurs in a highly irreversible manner-departing considerably from equilibrium.
In traditional single stage combustion, the release of a fuel's energy occurs in a highly irreversible manner-departing considerably from equilibrium. The gain in efficiency is possible due to the enhanced reversibility of the two redox reactions.
The gain in efficiency is possible due to the enhanced reversibility of the two redox reactions. In traditional single stage combustion, the release of a fuel's energy occurs in a highly irreversible manner-departing considerably from equilibrium.
The gain in efficiency is possible due to the enhanced reversibility of the two redox reactions. In traditional single stage combustion, the release of a fuel's energy occurs in a highly irreversible manner-departing considerably from equilibrium.