Discussion
Assertion (A): A flue gas analysis quoted on a dry basis gives higher percentages than the same gas on a wet basis.
Reason (R): Removing the water reduces the total against which each component is measured.
Answer: B
Both are true and the reason gives the arithmetic: the same moles of carbon dioxide divided by a smaller total give a larger fraction, so the basis must always be stated with the figure. Dry basis figures are the ones usually quoted for flue gas.
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