Why the petroleum gas liquefies on compression? Give reason.
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That's because the propane and butane have been compressed so they take up something like 274 times less space than normal. (By comparison, the air in a typical car tire is pressurized to roughly 2–3 times normal air pressure—so the gas in an LPG tank is squeezed about 100 times more!)
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That's because the propane and butane have been compressed so they take up something like 274 times less space than normal. (By comparison, the air in a typical car tire is pressurized to roughly 2–3 times normal air pressure—so the gas in an LPG tank is squeezed about 100 times more!)
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