Which outcome results from exceeding Zeldovich mechanism approximations during rapid combustion?

💡 Explanation

Exceeding Zeldovich mechanism assumptions in rapid combustion raises intermediate radical concentrations, because increased temperatures enhance the thermal NOx pathway; therefore, more thermal NOx forms, rather than stable products, because reaction rates shift dramatically.

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