When fractions from crude oil are burned in air, new compounds are made. These compounds can sometimes cause pollution. Describe how burning fractions from crude oil can cause pollution. Name the compounds produced.

When fractions from crude oil are burned in air, new compounds are made. These compounds can sometimes cause pollution. Describe how burning fractions from crude oil can cause pollution. Name the compounds produced.

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