The fuel gas with the highest calorific value among the following is:

water gas

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producer gas

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carburetted water gas

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semi water gas

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Solution

The correct option is C carburetted water gas
Among the given four, carburetted water gas has the highest calorific value
and the order of calorific value is as follow:
carburetted water gas>water gas>semi water gas>producer gas

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The fuel gas with the highest calorific value among the following is:

The correct option is C carburetted water gasAmong the given four, carburetted water gas has the highest calorific valueand the order of calorific value is as follow:carburetted water gas>water gas>semi water gas>producer gas

The correct option is C carburetted water gas
Among the given four, carburetted water gas has the highest calorific value
and the order of calorific value is as follow:
carburetted water gas>water gas>semi water gas>producer gas