Which of the following is used for making the explosive „TNT‟ ?
Correct answer: C. Toluene
- A. Benzol
- B. Pyridine
- C. Toluene
- D. Cerosote
Explanation
TNT is trinitrotoluene, made by nitrating toluene in successive stages. Benzol is a mixture rich in benzene, whereas pyridine and creosote are not the starting material for TNT.
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