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Can Carbon monoxide be used as a fuel? i.e. can it be combsuted to produce energy (heat)?
Prarths,
I'm sorry I didn't answer this until just now. I broke my foot and dislocated my knee a couple of days ago. I've been resting every since. I forgot all about your question. I am so sorry. Your answer is no, it cannot be used as a fuel.
- Beth
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| Comment | Didn't seem to understand what I was asking...so i was stuck with a moral-type answer. Was very kind, though. | ||
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Beth
Expertise
I have a BS in clinical laboratory science and a minor in chemistry from the University of Illinois at Springfield. I can answer questions about what kinds of careers are available in chemistry, as I have been researching this for quite some time.
Experience
I have taken several of chemistry classes and have enjoyed all of them. I love learning about chemsitry and searching for chemistry info on the Internet.
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allexperts.com and the Lincoln Courier
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