In gasoline direct injection, which mechanism causes soot formation associated with wall-wetting?

💡 Explanation

Soot forms from incomplete combustion nearest cylinder walls due to quenching. The quenching layer reduces heat, enacting **thermal dissociation**, because fuel molecules don't fully oxidize on cold surfaces, this is soot agglomeration, rather than complete combustion in the center.

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