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Propane is a 3-carbon alkane. The chemical formula is of propane is C3H8. There isn't but one molecule structure for propane. In that respect, there is only one type of propane. It has no isomers.

There may be differences in the purity of the commercial product, some having higher or lower concentration of propane. There are also numerous producers of propane. Each would brand their product differently.

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What is LP gas?

LP is the abbreviation for "liquified petroleum". "Propane" is the short term.


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Is there BTU loss when converting gas to LP?

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What gas is in a cooking gas?

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Do I need propane detectors installed in my RV?

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