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What is the difference between propane and liquefied petroleum gas?

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Answered by sureshpatnala

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Are They the Same? Generally, propane and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) mean the same thing. However, the latter can contain butane and isobutane, in addition to propane. All are flammable hydrocarbon gases with the same chemical formulae categorized as LPG

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Answered by taanksahil79

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Generally, propane and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) mean the same thing. However, the latter can contain butane and isobutane, in addition to propane. All are flammable hydrocarbon gases with the same chemical formulae categorized as LPG

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