What is the main byproduct of combustion of hydrocarbons?

A. Ozone
B. Carbon Dioxide
C. Nitrogen Oxides
D. Sulfur Dioxide

Answer: Carbon Dioxide

Additional Information: Combustion of hydrocarbons primarily produces carbon dioxide and water.

Subjects: Chemistry

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