* Carbon Monoxide * Nitrogen dioxide * Sulphur dioxide * Suspended particles including PM-10, particles less than 10 microns in size. * Benzene * Formaldehyde * Polycyclic hydrocarbons *Courtesy of http://www.nutramed.com/environment/carschemicals.htm
These components generally compose less than 10%. I am trying to discover what the proportions are of the remaining which include Nitrogen, Water Vapour, Carbon Dioxide.
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Mostly carbon dioxide (CO2) and water (H2O) both a result of the combustion process. Small amounts of Sulfur trioxide (SO3) and Nitrogen dioxide (NO2) are produced as a result of impurities in the fuel. Also, Carbon Monoxide (CO) is produced due to incomplete combustion.
If your talking about pollution it would be carbon monoxide which is poisonous to you if you are in a confined area such as a garage with the door down.
Carbon Monoxide, Sulfur dioxide. nitrogen dioxide, soot, benzene, & hydrocarbons in modern cars.
MANY THINGS
there is always exhaust (expect when the engine's off or hybird) unless you are too close to the car in front of you.
You will find an exhaust on a car
Well if you have a hole in your exhaust like rite under your car, it is able for the exhaust fumes to get into your car and kill you ;P
don't ever smell your car's exhaust.
that could be your exhaust is broken from where it starts or you bought a sports car that could be your exhaust is broken from where it starts or you bought a sports car that could be your exhaust is broken from where it starts or you bought a sports car that could be your exhaust is broken from where it starts or you bought a sports car
You kids exhaust me! That exhaust fumes from that car are choking me.
smoke poured out of the exhaust of the car.
Ur exhaust....
exhaust fumes of a car
your exhaust may be jammed
Exhaust tips on a car are typically used to quiet a noisy exhaust. They also can be used for appearance and cosmetic features of the vehicle.
Car exhaust can reach temps of 500 degrees F. With the hottest points being the exhaust manifolods/headers, and the catalytic converter.