Chemistry, asked by somsundar, 1 year ago

Which compound is generally mixed in LPG to detect the leakage?

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Answered by RiyaThopate
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Methyle mercaptan. A sulphur based compound, smelling like a rotten egg. Akash Tomar, studied Bachelor of Technology in Electronics and Communications Engineering & General Mythological Studie... Ethyl mercaptan mixed with LPG gas to detect it's smell while leakage .

RiyaThopate: thanks
Answered by Anonymous
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* The petroleum gas which has been liquified under pressure is called LPG.

* In domestic cylinders a strong smelling substance called ethyl mercaptan (C2H5SH) is added to help in the detection of gas leakage as it is a colourless and odourless gas.

* It is most essential to observe certain precautions while using LPG, as it catches fire easily.

Hope this helps you...:)

somsundar: Thanks. As I was confused that it was methyl or ethyl Mercaptan
Anonymous: It is ethyl mercaptan not methyl mercaptan
somsundar: OK thanks
Anonymous: wlc..
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