1. Correct Answer: B: Only two
 
 2. Explanation of Statements/Options:
 
     ● Statement I: Ethanol  
           ○ Ethanol can be produced from coal through a process called coal gasification followed by fermentation or chemical synthesis.
           ○ In coal gasification, coal is converted into syngas (a mixture of carbon monoxide and hydrogen), which can then be used to produce ethanol.
           ○ This process is not the most common method for ethanol production, as ethanol is typically produced from biomass or fermentation of sugars.
           ○ However, it is technically feasible to produce ethanol from coal, making this statement correct.
 
     ● Statement II: Nitroglycerine  
           ○ Nitroglycerine is an organic nitrate compound primarily used in explosives and as a medication for heart conditions.
           ○ It is not produced through coal gasification. Instead, it is synthesized from glycerol and nitric acid.
           ○ Coal gasification does not play a role in the production of nitroglycerine, making this statement incorrect.
 
     ● Statement III: Urea  
           ○ Urea is a nitrogen-containing compound commonly used as a fertilizer.
           ○ It can be produced from coal gasification through the production of ammonia. The syngas produced from coal gasification can be used to synthesize ammonia, which is then converted to urea.
           ○ This process is part of the industrial production of urea, making this statement correct.
 
 In summary, coal gasification technology can be used in the production of ethanol and urea, but not nitroglycerine. Therefore, the correct answer is B: Only two.