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Propane

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Properties and reactions

Uses

Purity

Comparison with natural gas

Hazards

Production

On other planets

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Propane

Nodes126
Edges125
Triples168
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.015873
Components1

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Propane

Top relations

related to External links · 31
Propane → Breakdown, Butane, Canadian Propane AssociationKaoru Fujimoto, Catalysis, Chemical HazardsPropane Education, Direct, Elsevier, Hiroshi Kaneko, In Noronha, International Chemical Safety Card, ISBN, LP Gas Association, Natural Gas Conversion Symposium, Natural Gas Conversion VIII, NIOSH Pocket Guide, Proceedings, Propane CharacteristicsUKLPG, Propane Gas Association, Propane Properties Explained Descriptive, Qianwen Zhang
related to history · 26
Propane → American Gasol Co, Arthur Kerr, Berthelot, Bureau, C3H6Br2, Chester Kerr, Edmund Ronalds, Frank, Frank Peterson, French, It, July, LP, Marcellin Berthelot, March, Mines, On March, Pennsylvanian, Peterson, Snelling
related to On other planets · 13
Propane → Cassini, CIRS, IRIS, IRTF, Jupiter, Neptune, Saturn, Saturn's, TEXES, This, Titan, Uranus, Voyager
related to Hazards · 12
Propane → Commonly, Flat Top Road, Ghent, If, In, It, Little General, The, This, Unlike, West Virginia, When
related to Properties and reactions · 12
Propane → At, C3H8, CO, CO2, Ethyl, H2O, In, MJ/kg, O2, P21/n, The, When
related to Purity · 11
Propane → All, Asia, ASTM D-1835, Australia, Europe, HD-5, Heavy Duty, LP, Propylene, The LPG, The North American
related to Refrigerant · 11
Propane → Because, Blends, Compared, EPA, GWP, R-12, R-134a, R-22, R-290, R-600a, Such
related to Comparison with natural gas · 10
Propane → An, As, By, CNG, CO2, It, LNG, LPG, Therefore, This
related to Domestic and industrial fuel · 10
Propane → American, As, Australia, In, In June, North America, Since, Stanford University, The, When
related to Motor fuel · 9
Propane → In, It, Many, Meanwhile, North America, Purpose-built, The, This, United States

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Propaneis aprimary fuel for hot-air balloons.It is used in semiconductor manufacture to deposit silicon carbide.Propane is commonly used in theme parks and in movie production as an inexpe…0.90text
Propaneis apromising feedstock for the production of propylene.Liquified propane is used in the extraction of animal fats and vegetable oils0.90text
Propanerelated to Comparison with natural gasLPG0.60section
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Propanerelated to Comparison with natural gasCNG0.60section
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Propanerelated to Comparison with natural gasCO20.60section
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