Which effect reduces combustion completeness in internal combustion engines?

💡 Explanation

Boundary layer quenching diminishes combustion as the cold cylinder wall absorbs heat, reducing the flame temperature and slowing radical chain branching locally; consequently, fuel at wall edges is not completely oxidized because kinetic energy is reduced there rather than throughout the bulk.

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