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Write down the formula of Fire ice. How is methane gas obtained from it? [1+1]
WBBSE
Class X
Physical Science
Concerns about our Environment
02 Mark
2025
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Formula of Fire Ice: CH₄·nH₂O (Methane Hydrate)
Methane gas is obtained by heating Fire Ice or by reducing the pressure.
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