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Carburetor is a mechanical device in internal combustion engines responsible for mixing fuel and air in appropriate ratios and delivering the mixture to the cylinders. It is commonly used in gasoline engines. The vaporization of fuel and the provision of the air-fuel mixture required by the engine are among the primary functions of the carburetor. Although it has largely been replaced by injection systems with the advancement of automotive technology, it still exists in certain types of engines.