Lpg [lutrified petroluem gas ]
A device that measures natural gas is called a a meter
CH4 or called fossil gas
Methane
Natural gas has no color and it also has no odour. The odour that you can smell that is associated with gas, is man-made so that humans know that there is a gas leak. Otherwise, it would simply kill you :)
Natural gas is also known as methane CH4. While gas is usually a long hydrocarbon chain. Gasoline is also called octane CH3(CH2)6CH3. London Dispersion forces cause the heavy gasoline molecule to remain liquid at room temperature. While methane is a gas.
Methane. It's also called natural gas.
CNG is compressed natural gas
Yes. But liquefied gases from oil reservoirs are also called natural gas - propane and butane mainly.
A device that measures natural gas is called a a meter
CH4 or called fossil gas
Yes. Natural gas is used all the time for the production of electricity. Typically, natural gas power plants are small, on-demand plants which are used during periods of peak demand. These power plants are called 'peaker plants'. Natural gas is also used by most standby generators.
Methane
The odor added to natural gas is called mercaptan. It was first added to natural gas in the 1930s by a chemist named Dr. Walter Snelling.
You can look for a natural gas vehicle online on craigslist. they will lead you straight to natural gas vehicles and you can also check on online dealerships
Natural gas has no color and it also has no odour. The odour that you can smell that is associated with gas, is man-made so that humans know that there is a gas leak. Otherwise, it would simply kill you :)
Natural gas is also known as methane CH4. While gas is usually a long hydrocarbon chain. Gasoline is also called octane CH3(CH2)6CH3. London Dispersion forces cause the heavy gasoline molecule to remain liquid at room temperature. While methane is a gas.
Propane gas is more acidic then natural gas, and could of caused the breakdown but propane is also cheaper then natural gas and lasts longer. Natural gas is also considered the "greener" choice.