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553 degres

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Propane is a hydrocarbon in which carbon and hydrogen atoms are linked together through covalent bonds.

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32x24 ft room with good insulation assuming cold like VT or MI.

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No. Like other hydrocarbons ethane is nonpolar. So the strongest intermolecular forces in ethane are London dispersion forces.

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Butane reacts with oxygen to form carbon dioxide and water vapor:

2 C4H10 + 13 O2 → 8 CO2 + 10 H2O

If there is insufficient oxygen, combustion may be incomplete and some soot (carbon) or carbon monoxide may be produced.

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Hydrocarbon fuels contain a mixture of molecules classified as "hydrocarbons" along with various other non-hydrocarbon components which may or may not have fuel value. A hydrocarbon is a molecule that has a carbon backbone with hydrogen attached along the backbone. Simplest hydrocarbon is Methane (CH4). Hydrocarbons are generally associated with fossil fuels, but need not come just from fossil fuels. For example: Methane is a common byproduct of decaying organic matter. Global warming alarmists have noted the large amount of methane emitted from belching and flatulent cattle.

Hydrocarbon fuels usually contain other organic and inorganic compounds such as alcohols, keytones, ethers, and esters. They may contain partially oxygenated and nitrated compounds. Some contain hydrogen sulfide and other sulfur compounds. Since many (if not most) hydrocarbon fuels are fossil fuels and fossils are found in the ground - other common components of the ground (aka "dirt") are also mixed in with the hydrocarbon fuels. These inorganic compounds usually manifest themselves as ash after the hydrocarbon fuel is burned. Some of the common inorganic components are silica compounds and metals, although other nonmetallic components like Boron may also be present.

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Yes, because all the valencies of carbon atoms are satisfied by sigma bonding and cycloakane does not undergo the addition reactions.

However many chemists would say that only alkanes are fully saturated and these have no ring structure and a general formula of CnH2n+2

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This conversion is a two steps reaction, 1-photochemical halogenation of ethane, 2- wurtz reaction of ethyl chloride.

CH3-CH3 + Cl2 ------- sun light -------> CH3-CH2-Cl + HCl

2CH3-CH2-Cl + 2Na ---------anhydrous ether -------> CH3-CH2-CH2-CH3 + 2NaCl

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They are used as fuel, in domestic and industrial burners and as LPG in Vachels, butane is also used in cigarettes lighters.

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Well it effects the high butane smells and taste like crap,ya want to use a pack of matches instead

Crack is made of what is left from the process of transform coca leaves in cocaine, the most harmful part, witch is disposable, that's what everybody knows in South America where I came from. Now they mix this very harmful left over with even more harmful ingredients and make the crack, but unfortunately the truth is a taboo in USA, and many think that cocaine and crack ARE THE SAME. There is more about the truth, crack will kill in a period of two years and will make anyone addicted to it at the very first time, the brain will get hooked right away. Too bad we still hear that cocaine and crack are the same.

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Methane (Natural Gas) gas exposure limit - 500ppm

See the link below.

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water and carbon dioxide.

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The Dept. of Energy says 91,330. The American Gas Association says 91,600.

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It's the sound of the lines filling with propane, not the propane tank.

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Yes, the combustion of propane is significantly exothermic.

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Methane is a pure substance.

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As there are no free electrons to carry the electric current, hydrocarbons cannot conduct electricity (whether molten or not).

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Copper tubing is used for underground propane service lines but should be installed by a licensed propane company. See www.propane101.com/gasserviceline.htm for a better explanation.

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Ethylene glicol for its BP of 197.3 °C, 470 K, 387 °F

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ethanol is more conductive (4000000pS/m while ethene is less than 100) you can say that always alcohols or ketones which are more polar tha hydrocarbons without oxygen will be more conductive.

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Butane, methylpropene

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vegetable waste and earth or swamp

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