Laboratory gas is obtained by the cracking of____________________?
Correct answer: D. Kerosene
- A. Gasoline
- B. Diesel
- C. Fuel oil
- D. Kerosene
Explanation
Laboratory gas is traditionally produced by cracking kerosene, yielding a gaseous fuel mixture suitable for laboratory use. Cracking heavier petroleum fractions such as fuel oil is associated with other manufactured-gas processes.
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