Natural gas recovered along with crude oil from oil wells is called wet natural gas which has a higher __________ compared to the dry natural gas. (A) Unsaturated hydrocarbon content (B) Calorific value (C) Quantity of propane (D) Quantity of butane

Natural gas recovered along with crude oil from oil wells is called wet
natural gas which has a higher __________ compared to the dry natural
gas.
(A) Unsaturated hydrocarbon content
(B) Calorific value
(C) Quantity of propane
(D) Quantity of butane
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(B) Calorific value
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