Synonyms : Propyl Alcohols
Synonyms : Pro-Banthine, Probanthine, Propantheline Bromide, Bromide, Propantheline, Pro Banthine
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A flammable gas similar to butane used as a propellant in some aerosol spray products.
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"Propane" means a hydrocarbon fuel whose chemical composition is predominantly C3H8, whether recovered from natural gas or from crude oil. [1995, c. 389, ? (new).]
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A natural hydrocarbon occurring in a gaseous state under normal atmospheric pressure and temperature, however, propane is usually liquefied through pressurization for transportation and storage. Propane is primarily used for rural heating and cooking and as a fuel gas in areas not serviced by natural gas mains and as a petrochemical feed stock.
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An alkane having the formula C3H8. Propane is the major constituent of LP gas. Explosive limits of 2.4% to 9%. One cubic foot of propane has a heating value of 2500 BTUs.
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Propane fired gas commercial and home-built kilns are quite common. However this process seems to generate more questions than any other, especially on the subject of propane tanks. If the propane tank is not large enough, for example, it will freeze up and be unable to supply the necessary fuel. People often underestimate the number of tanks needed for a firing and the rate at which a given tank can supply gas. ...
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