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For questions regarding the chemical processes or chemicals involved in distinguishable smells
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What chemicals can remove or greatly reduce the smell of burning diesel fuel?
I have a nicely working diesel stove but it produces some smell.
I've read that adding urea to the exhaust may reduce the diesel specific smell? Is that true? … Also what other common (easy to find) chemicals can supress the specific smell of burning diesel?
What about potassium permanganate for example? …
