Which action does not cause the production of carbon monoxide? a) smoldering coals b) melting ice c) starting a bon fire d) burning tobacco

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Which action does not cause the production of carbon monoxide?

a) smoldering coals

b) melting ice

c) starting a bon fire

d) burning tobacco

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Melting ice because the rest involve fire which creates carbon monoxide

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