Poisonous gas present in the exhaust fumes of a jet plane is__________?

Correct answer: B. Carbon monoxide

  • A. Flurocarbon
  • B. Carbon monoxide
  • C. Methane
  • D. C2H2

Explanation

Incomplete combustion in jet engines can produce carbon monoxide, CO, a poisonous gas that binds strongly with haemoglobin and reduces oxygen transport in blood. Students may choose methane because it is a fuel, but methane is not the characteristic poisonous combustion product listed here.

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