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Ok professor Ralphie I'm sorry to do this to you but CO2 is actually carbon dioxide which is as you know exhaled as a waste product from aerobic creatures such as ourselves, other animals and a myriad of bacteria. It also then gets changed back to O2 when plants use it as fuel.
Carbon monoxide CO ( one oxygen atom) is present in exhaust when fuel is burned and in itself is colorless and odorless. So janitor is ok to say CO but would be more correct saying fuel exhaust.
CO binds to red blood cells irreversibly and makes them unable to carry O2 and CO2. Thereby suffocating.
Dangerous stuff CO.
And Minnesota probably just signed off for the night from too much nerding. Hahaha.
There you have it layers.
Carbon monoxide CO ( one oxygen atom) is present in exhaust when fuel is burned and in itself is colorless and odorless. So janitor is ok to say CO but would be more correct saying fuel exhaust.

Dangerous stuff CO.
And Minnesota probably just signed off for the night from too much nerding. Hahaha.
There you have it layers.