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What is the typical CO2 percentage range for complete combustion of natural gas in a non-condensing furnace?
For complete combustion, the CO2 percentage typically falls within the 8-10% range, indicating efficient burning.
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Question: What is the typical CO2 percentage range for complete combustion of natural gas in a non-condensing furnace?
Answer options:
- 0-2%
- 3-5% ✅ 8-10%
- 12-15%
Correct answer: 8-10%
Explanation: For complete combustion, the CO2 percentage typically falls within the 8-10% range, indicating efficient burning.
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