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What is the main difference between combustion and pyrolysis of alkanes?
A. Combustion is faster
B. Pyrolysis requires higher pressure
C. Combustion requires oxygen and produces CO₂/H₂O; pyrolysis occurs without oxygen and breaks molecules into smaller fragments.
D. There is no difference
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