Which outcome results alongside a decreased flash point in biofuel powered engines?

💡 Explanation

Autoignition occurs when fuels reach their autoignition temperature and chain branching accelerates the rate of radical production because decreased flash point lowers autoignition; therefore uncontrolled combustion occurs, rather than controlled burning needing a spark.

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