Coal tar (produced by high temperature carbonisation) is the main source of (A) Aromatic compounds (B) Aliphatic compounds (C) Paraffins (D) Olefins

Coal tar (produced by high temperature carbonisation) is the main
source of
(A) Aromatic compounds
(B) Aliphatic compounds
(C) Paraffins
(D) Olefins
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(A) Aromatic compounds
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