Propane and butane
Precaution while using LPG
Propane and butane
LPG is a mixture of two flammable but nontoxic gases called propane and butane. Both of these are hydrocarbons (their molecules are made from different combinations of hydrogen and carbon atoms): propane molecules (C3H8) have eight hydrogen atoms attached to three carbon atoms, while butane molecules (C4H10) have ten hydrogen atoms bonded to four carbon atoms. LPG sometimes contains a variation of butane called isobutane, which has the same component atoms (four carbons and ten hydrogens) connected together in a slightly different way.
In situ or tankerfill supply
Safety Tips for Home
After Usage
Check the level of gas in your cylinders
Liquefied petroleum gas or liquid petroleum gas
We should not use any open flames
Cylinders should never be placed in closed areas1
Should not keep any hot flames
Close the cylinder value
Using LPG
What is LPG
Keep children away from all LPG appliances More ...
Test your English Language
Precaution while using LPG
Benefits of Basil
Weird English Movie Names
Weird World Record
Suryakant Tripathi Nirala
Benefits of Celery
Benefits of Cherry




