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The burning of fossil fuels results in which type of chemical reaction? A. Combustion B. Decomposition C. Synthesis D. Single-replacement
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The burning of fossil fuels results in which type of chemical reaction? A. Combustion B. Decomposition C. Synthesis D. Single-replacement

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A. combustion
because carbon dioxide is the main product of burning carbon based fuels and combustion is the process of burning something
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