L.D. converter gas (produced in steel plant) comprises mainly of ___________________?
Correct answer: A. CO (upto 65%) & CO2
- A. CO (upto 65%) & CO2
- B. CO2 & H2
- C. CO & O2
- D. CO2 & O2
Explanation
LD converter gas is formed when oxygen removes carbon from molten iron, producing a gas rich in CO, commonly up to about 65%, with some CO2. It is therefore distinct from producer gas, which contains appreciable nitrogen and hydrogen.
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