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Composition of liquefied gas

2008-10-25View Original

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What do iC4=, nC4=, tC4= and cC4= mean?
Reply #22008-10-25
nC3 propane iC4 isobutane iC4= isobutene nC4 n-butane tC4= trans-butene cC4= cis-butene
Reply #32008-10-25
Mainly C3 component and C4 component, C2 and below are called dry gas or non-condensable gas, and C5 is called gasoline component.
Reply #42008-10-26
Sir, are you asking about liquefied petroleum gas? Carbon 4 is not necessarily n-butene.
Reply #52009-10-14
Learn together* , make progress together. What impact will light oil mixed with LPG gas have on users?
Reply #62009-10-14
iC4=isobutene nC4=n-butene tC4=trans-butene cC4=cis-butene

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