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No, the noble gases are the elements in the far right column (vertical).
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Is ethane a natural gas?
yes its true that ethane is a natural gas
What state of matter is ethane?
gas
Is ethane acidic?
ethene is a gas
What does ethane power?
Ethane is not a common power source, though there is some present in natural gas.
Will ethane cause global warming?
No, it won't cause global warming, but it adds to it in a small way. Ethane (C2H6) is a gas derived from fossil fuels (coal, oil and natural gas), like methane. When burnt it also releases carbon dioxide (CO2), a powerful greenhouse gas. Ethane itself is also a greenhouse gas, though not as potent as methane. There are low levels of ethane in the atmosphere, as the sun's photochemical action turns some methane into ethane.
Is ethane a natural gas?
yes its true that ethane is a natural gas
What is a gas that starts with hel?
Ethane gas !
What state of matter is ethane?
gas
Is ethane acidic?
ethene is a gas
What does Ethane look like?
It is a colourless odorless gas. H........ H \....... / .C = C /...... \ H ......H
What does ethane power?
Ethane is not a common power source, though there is some present in natural gas.
What is the name of the gas that starts with the letter a?
Ethane.
What is the state of ethane at room temperature?
Gas
Will ethane cause global warming?
No, it won't cause global warming, but it adds to it in a small way. Ethane (C2H6) is a gas derived from fossil fuels (coal, oil and natural gas), like methane. When burnt it also releases carbon dioxide (CO2), a powerful greenhouse gas. Ethane itself is also a greenhouse gas, though not as potent as methane. There are low levels of ethane in the atmosphere, as the sun's photochemical action turns some methane into ethane.
Is krypton halogen noble gas or neither?
No, it is a noble gas
What is the name of a gas that start with the letter E?
Ethane.
Colourless flammable gas beginning with e?
The simplest colourless, flammable gas beginning with 'e', is 'ethane'.
