What term refers to the absence of visible particulate matter in your fuel?

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When evaluating fuel visually, the term that describes fuel with no visible particulate matter is clear. Clear means you can see through the sample without any suspended solids or cloudiness, indicating there are no visible particles present. The other words don’t specifically capture that visual absence: clean is a general sense of cleanliness, not strictly about visible particulates; pure refers to chemical purity and doesn’t guarantee the absence of solids; contaminated means impurities are present, which is the opposite of clear.