Chemistry, asked by shivang4619, 10 months ago

4. How is coal gas obtained ? Name the active components of coal gas.


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Answered by sreenidhi11
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Coal gas is obtained through the destructive distillation of soft coal. The active components are hydrogen. methane, carbon monooxide.

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Answered by aleena1962
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Answer:

coal gas is obtained by heating in the absence of air.

hydrogen, methane and carbon monoxide.

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