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The combustion of oils creates different emissions depending on the nature of the oil, the combustion temperature and pressure. The emissions could contain:
- water
- carbon monoxide
- carbondioxide
- carbon particulates
- alkanes
- aromatic compounds
- cyclic compounds
- unburned hydrocarbon
- nitrogen
- nitrogen oxides
- sulfur oxides
- inorganic particulates
- sulfur particulates
- acids
- metallic materials
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What are the disadvantage of burning fuels?
There are many disadvantages of burning fuels such as the release of chemicals into the atmosphere. This release is harmful and causes holes in the ozone.
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photosynthesis, burning oil
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4000 types of chemicals
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Burning Oil was created in 1984.
