1 barrel oil is equal to ________ liters?
Correct answer: C. 159
- A. 148
- B. 160
- C. 159
- D. 150Exploring Educational Science Kits
Explanation
A standard petroleum barrel contains approximately 159 litres, equal to 42 US gallons. The figure refers to the internationally used oil-industry unit, not an ordinary liquid barrel.
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