Question

what releases when oil burns?​

Answer 1

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• Burning oil (on land and on water) produces plumes of airborne emissions composed of a wide variety of gases as well as particulate matter (soot). The most abundant components within the smoke plume are CO2, water vapor, CO, SO2 and unburned carbon particles.

Answer 2

Answer:

Burning oil (on land and on water) produces plumes of airborne emissions composed of a wide variety of gases as well as particulate matter (soot). The most abundant components within the smoke plume are CO2, water vapor, CO, SO2 and unburned carbon particles

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