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Which of the following statements concerning the operation of catalytic converters are correct?
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Option 2: "Carbon and other engine deposits impede their efficient operation."
Explanation: The text mentions that catalytic converters do a good job as long as they are clean and not clogged up with carbon and other deposits, directly supporting the idea that these deposits impede their efficient operation.
Option 1: "The inclusion of catcons on diesel engines is prohibited by law."
Explanation: The text states that catalytic converters are fitted to both petrol and diesel engines, indicating that their inclusion on diesel engines is not prohibited by law.
Option 3: "Inappropriate use in mining equipment, trucks and buses renders them ineffective."
Explanation: The text does not suggest that the use of catalytic converters in mining equipment, trucks, and buses is inappropriate or renders them ineffective; rather, it states that they are commonly found in these applications.
Option 4: "They convert toxic substances to less harmful substances which are emitted from engines."
Explanation: The text clearly states that the job of catalytic converters is to convert harmful pollutants into less harmful pollutants before they leave the car's exhaust system, confirming that they convert toxic substances to less harmful ones.
Option 5: "The use of converters intended for use on petrol engines on diesel engines is a common problem."
Explanation: The text does not mention any common problems regarding the use of petrol engine converters on diesel engines, and instead emphasizes that catalytic converters are fitted to both types of engines.
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