What are the main pollutants emitted by vehicles?
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Here is an introduction to vehicle emission pollutants: 1. Carbon monoxide: Carbon monoxide is an intermediate product of hydrocarbon fuel combustion. The presence of CO in exhaust is caused by incomplete combustion of hydrocarbons. CO is a colorless, non-irritating gas. Among the harmful components in vehicle and internal combustion engine exhaust, carbon monoxide has the highest concentration. It has an extremely strong affinity with hemoglobin in human blood. After inhaling CO, the blood loses its ability to transport oxygen, hindering human metabolism and causing hypoxia-induced asphyxiation. 2. Hydrocarbons: The HC in exhaust consists of unburned fuel hydrocarbons, incomplete oxidation products, and partially decomposed products from the combustion process.