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  1. Asphalt
  2. Anthracite
  3. Diesel
  4. Gasoline
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Option 2 : Anthracite

The correct answer is Anthracite.

  • Constituents of petroleum are derived from crude oil.
  • Crude oil is processed in a refinery where different types of products are obtained from it.
  • Gasoline(Petrol) is a product that is majorly obtained from petroleum.
  • Anthracite is the highest rank of coal.
  • It is a hard, brittle, and black lustrous coal, often referred to as hard coal.
    • Hence Anthracite is NOT a product made from crude oil.
  • Many types of fuels and other products are obtained from it.​

Fuel

Other products

Petrol

Petroleum wax

Diesel

Paraffin wax
Kerosene

Bitumen

LPG(Liquified Petroleum Gas)

 Asphalt
LNG(Liquified Natural Gas)

Naphthalene

Propane

 Lubricant oils

 

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