No who, but what. All internal combustion engines emit exhaust fumes.
Yes, when charging hydrogen gas is released.
Carbon Monoxide and Carbon Dioxide are contained in car exhaust fumes. Carbon Monoxide is a toxic gas that if too much is breathed in, you die.
Yes, a car battery contains sulfuric acid as an electrolyte. However, extracting sulfuric acid from a car battery is not recommended due to safety concerns and the risk of exposure to toxic fumes. It is best to handle car batteries carefully and recycle them properly at designated facilities.
Possibly both depending on the context of the situation.
Yes, the oil may be leaking on a hot surface and burning. You could smell this inside the car.
You should be able to clean it up if the problem is solved. Most batteries are outside the car- I wonder why you smell it at all. Battery acid is not especially toxic, but do not drink it, of course. I suspect that you smell something else. Could there be an exhaust leak or maybe the heater leaks antifreeze into the inside of your car.
Nothing, generally. Unless you count the small amount of poisonous fumes released into the air, but in comparison to other toxic gases such as car fumes, that's nothing.
have u ever seen those ads on tv where it says " recycle ur toxic stuff here!!" a car battery is considered toxic so recycle it at one of those places! =P
It all depends if the car is running lean or rich, if its burning oil, if its burning coolant. a clean running car doesn't really have a strong smell. By the way, exhaust fumes are toxic. It contains carbon monoxide and it is highly toxic. So don't go around smelling car smoke.
Toxic fumes are gases that are poisonous or dangerous to people. There are different levels of toxicity, meaning some fumes ( gases ) are more dangerous than others. For instance, carbon monoxide can be present in your house. It is a toxic fume that comes from car exhaust or furnaces. In very, very low concentrations, you may only show mild symptoms like a headache or even none if you come and go a lot. But in higher concentrations it will be lethal (deadly ) and kill you. Toxic fumes generally come from factories or result from chemical processes like combustion ( in an engine ), or processing/manufacturing ( mills, oil refineries,chemical plants). It is now widely accepted that cigarette smoke is toxic, as it causes cancer, and has been linked to lung and Heart diseases. Generally, most toxic fumes are man-made.
Exhause Fumes.