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    If Pure Coal Burned Completely, It Would Produce
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If Pure Coal Burned Completely, It Would Produce

Question 40

Question 40

Multiple Choice

If pure coal burned completely, it would produce:


A) carbon dioxide and water.
B) benzene and toxic volatiles.
C) carbon dioxide, soot, and fly ash.
D) oxygen and water.

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