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Photochemical transformation of the automobile exhaust emission in DV wavelength of sunlight results into

A

`CH_4 and C_6H_6`

B

`O_3 and PAN`

C

`CO_2 and NO_2`

D

`CO and CO_2`

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The correct Answer is:
B
`O_3` and PAN
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