Social Sciences, asked by harshef3527, 3 months ago

Why is natural gas liquefied?

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Answered by subbulakshmir1978

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Natural gas is liquefied by lowering the temperature of the hydrocarbon to approximately -260 degrees Fahrenheit (-160 degrees Celsius). This temperature drop liquefies the methane present in the natural gas, making transportation at atmospheric pressure in the form of LNG possible

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