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Which action would a chemist most likely take to determine how the

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Inga [223]2 years ago

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A PUC test would be the most likely course of action for a chemist. It is the most effective method for figuring out how the components of gasoline impact the kinds of pollutants.

<h3>What is air pollution?</h3>

The vapors created by gasoline evaporation and the chemicals produced by gasoline combustion cause impurity in the air known as air pollution.

When gasoline is burned, it emits carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas.

Hence, the chemist's most likely action would be to do a PUC test.

To learn more about the air pollution refer to:

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