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Methane was also knows as "swamp gas" because it was exuded by swampy ground. Under some conditions it could catch fire (a but like a small cheap candle) and the unsuspecting person going to see what the small flame they could see was. This meant going into dangerous ground and they could get lost or hurt in the swamp.... that is, they had been foolish to follow it.
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How do you use methane in a sentence?
A great fire erupted from the leakage of methane gas.
The shape of the methane molecule (CH4) is called?
The shape of the methane molecule is called a tetrahedron.
What is called the pair of fools?
I have no
What actors and actresses appeared in Fools on Fire - 2004?
The cast of Fools on Fire - 2004 includes: Matt Bazchkowski Benjamin Bode Amy Handelman Matthew McKinely Joel Parke Adam Thurston
What gas produce fire?
A typical example is methane.
What is a group of fools called?
couple
Can the methane in a human's fart start a fire?
While methane is flammable, the concentration of methane in human flatulence is typically too low to ignite a fire. The presence of other gases in farts, like nitrogen and carbon dioxide, also dilute the methane and prevent it from reaching flammable levels. So, it's highly unlikely for a fart to start a fire.
What is the statement methane as a gas that easily catches fire describe?
The statement "methane as a gas that easily catches fire" means that methane is highly flammable and can ignite easily when exposed to a flame or spark. This characteristic makes it a significant fire hazard if not handled properly, as it can lead to explosions or fires.
What does the use of methane as an energy source usually produce?
FIRE!
Why is there no such molecule as methane?
There is a molecule called methane; its chemical formula is CH4.
Why is Chalcopyrite called fools gold?
Chalcopyrite is sometimes called fools gold because of its bright golden color, similar to real gold. However, it does not contain any gold and lacks the properties of gold, making it less valuable. Its name comes from the Greek words "chalcos" (copper) and "pyrites" (striking fire), as chalcopyrite is a copper ore that can create sparks when struck against metal.
What are the dangers of methane in the atmosphere?
it depends on how much methane gas is there because some campers use methane gas to light a fire if theirs a lot there is no risk its just get the heck out of there!
