9 Which of the following choices isNOT a consequence of incompletecombustion?A. Carbon monoxide blocking oxygen inthe blood.B. Heavy metals leaking into groundwaterand damaging the nervous system.C. Carbon particles causing breathingproblems.D. Carbon particles making buildingsdirty.Question 9 of 10Which of the following reactionsdepicts a single replacementreaction?А.В.С.D.

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Which of the following choices is
NOT a consequence of incomplete
combustion?
A. Carbon monoxide blocking oxygen in
the blood.
B. Heavy metals leaking into groundwater
and damaging the nervous system.
C. Carbon particles causing breathing
problems.
D. Carbon particles making buildings
dirty.
Question 9 of 10
Which of the following reactions
depicts a single replacement
reaction?
А.
В.
С.
D.

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