Fertiliser plants get their N 2 requirements – McqOptions

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1.	Fertiliser plants get their N 2 requirements
A.	by fractionation of liquified air.
B.	by dissociating oxides of nitrogen.
C.	from coal gas (coke oven gas).
D.	from producer gas.
Answer» B. by dissociating oxides of nitrogen.

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