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If hexane is ignited, it will release Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG). After that is released, the hexane will end up producing flames.

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Hexane is a hydrocarbon having high affinity towards oxygen therefore it is highly inflammable catches fire and is converted inti carbon dioxide and water vapours.

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