Why is fuel supplied to the internal combustion engine cylinders in a sprayed state?

To answer this question, you need to know the properties of the fuel and ignition.

They tell us that atomized fuel is very easy to ignite and burn. Much easier than if it was in a different state of aggregation.

And precisely because of the presence of this property, the fuel is supplied in an atomized state. So it will very quickly and simply flare up and start to burn. And also the most complete combustion of fuel will be ensured, which is also very, very important in work.

That is why it is served in this state.