Power Alcohol is a mixture of ______ and ethyl alcohol.

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RRB NTPC - 2019

General Science

Power Alcohol is a mixture of ______ and ethyl alcohol.

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RRB NTPC 2019 CBT 1 Question Paper PDF (31-Jan-2021) (Shift 1)

diesel

petrol

kerosene

mustard

The correct answer is

petrol

Defining Power Alcohol Composition

Power Alcohol refers to a blend primarily used as a fuel. It is created by mixing specific components to enhance performance or create an alternative fuel source.

The key components of Power Alcohol are:

Ethyl Alcohol (also known as Ethanol)
Petrol (Gasoline)

Therefore, Power Alcohol is a mixture of petrol and ethyl alcohol.

Fuel Mixture Explanation

This blend combines the properties of both petrol and ethanol. Ethanol is often added to petrol to increase the fuel's octane rating and reduce harmful emissions.

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