Which of the following combustibles is absent in blast furnace gas ?
Correct answer: B. CH4
- A. H2
- B. CH4
- C. CO
- D. None of these
Explanation
Blast-furnace gas contains mainly CO, nitrogen, and CO2, with some hydrogen, but methane is normally absent or negligible. Thus CH4 is the intended missing combustible.
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