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  • Combustion Products: Understanding What's Formed When Fuel Burns
    When a fuel is burned (combustion), the primary products are carbon dioxide (CO₂) and water (H₂O).

    This is a simplified explanation. The actual products depend on the specific fuel and the conditions of combustion. For example:

    * Incomplete combustion can produce carbon monoxide (CO) and soot.

    * Burning fuels containing sulfur can produce sulfur dioxide (SO₂).

    * Burning fuels containing nitrogen can produce nitrogen oxides (NOx).

    However, carbon dioxide and water are the main byproducts that are typically produced in the combustion of most fuels.

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