Multiple Choice
What is wrong with burning polymers after their use to make energy?
A) They are expensive materials, and burning them is a waste of money.
B) They can emit toxic substances if burned incorrectly.
C) Most polymers do not burn.
D) There is no problem with the burning of polymers.
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