Blast furnace gas burns with a bluish flame, because of the presence of____________________?
Correct answer: A. CO
- A. CO
- B. CH4
- C. CO2
- D. S
Explanation
Carbon monoxide is the combustible component of blast-furnace gas and burns with a characteristic bluish flame. Carbon dioxide does not burn, while methane generally gives a more luminous flame.
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