Which outcome results when air is drawn too slowly across the Venturi of a carbureted engine?

💡 Explanation

Fuel precipitates because insufficient airflow causes incomplete atomization, initiating fuel condensation via the mechanism of "flash boiling". Therefore, droplets form, rather than remaining vaporized, because slow flow prevents sufficient pressure drop for complete vaporization to occur.

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