Stae carbon monoxide faster than nonactive

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Why are active firefighters likely to experience the adverse health effects from inhaling 300 ppm of carbon monoxide faster than nonactive off-duty firefighters who inhale the same concentration of the same substance? Explain answer using the chemical / process involved.

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