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When you go for chemistry classes, you get familiarized with different types of chemical substances. Each of those substances is different from one another in properties, composition, and other features. However, those substances can be found in daily life and you use them without knowing what exactly you are using. Among them, the LPG or liquefied petroleum gas is very common and well-known. Butane is a name in the chemical world, which is an organic compound. The hydrocarbon is made up of four carbon atoms with the formula C4H10. At room temperature and normal atmospheric pressure, the compound is a colorless gas and highly flammable. It is compressed to liquid form and is used as a gasoline or LPG blending. Mainly this compound is used as a fuel. Want to know other uses of this compound? Well, you can follow the next part of this content for that. Uses of butane: Butane, the hydrocarbon is used as blending in gasoline with propane to form LPG. This is used as the most co

Propane is the most common fuel in the market which has been used for various purposes. Due to the highly flammable properties and lower price, it becomes the best choice among fuel sources. The ability to convert into vapor at normal temperature makes it better to use, and when it is highly compressed, it is converted into liquid form. This thing is making propane as the best solution. 1. Affordable The primary reason that  PropaneIn India is highly popular is its price. You can get it at a cheaper price point from a number of suppliers, and it can provide way more energy than butane. So, if you compare both, it is easy to say that propane is a better choice and you can easily buy it without a single issue. Keep it in mind that affordability isn't everything but, you get the better properties from this type. 2. Highly Flammable   Due to the higher flammable nature, it is the better choice, and you can rely on it. Keep in mind that most of the companies use top-notch sec

Are you addicted to tea or coffee? Do you prefer cups or mugs made from ceramics or glass? Yes, it is great to have a hot cup of tea or coffee in a chilling cold evening. For preparing the cup of hot beverage you might have used a burner using LPG fuel. But, will you wonder if you come to know that this LPG is required while making the ceramic pots? Are you surprised? Yes, it is true. The manufacturing process of ceramic and glass items are little bit complicated and lots of chemical reactions occur in each of the steps. To reduce the technical issues during the manufacturing process in the ceramic and glass industry as well as to enhance the product quality, liquefied petroleum gas is used. However, there are several reasons for using LPG flames in this industry. LPG flames used in the ceramic industry for different purposes:    ·   Used to trim or give smooth finishing the sharp edges of ceramic products.    ·   In the smoothening process of the grinding marks present in