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    1. The document discusses carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide emissions from combustion of various fuels. It provides chemical formulas and information on carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide, and other compounds. 2. Details are given on emission factors for different fuels, which indicate amounts of pollutants released per unit of fuel consumed. Coal and fuel oil tend to produce more emissions than natural gas. 3. The document stresses the importance of understanding emission levels and factors in order to evaluate environmental impacts and for making informed decisions about energy usage.

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    1. The document discusses carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide emissions from combustion of various fuels. It provides chemical formulas and information on carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide, and other compounds. 2. Details are given on emission factors for different fuels, which indicate amounts of pollutants released per unit of fuel consumed. Coal and fuel oil tend to produce more emissions than natural gas. 3. The document stresses the importance of understanding emission levels and factors in order to evaluate environmental impacts and for making informed decisions about energy usage.

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