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Chemical formula for natural gas

CH4

Chemical formula for propane

C3H8

Chemical formula for butane

C4H10

Specific gravity ( gas relative to air ) for natural gas

0.6

Specific gravity ( gas relative to air ) for propane

1.5

Specific gravity ( gas relative to air ) for butane

2.006

Calorific value ( btu / ft.3 ) for natural gas

1000

Calorific value ( btu / ft.3 ) for propane

2500

Expansion ratio ( how many ft.3 of gas are in a ft.3 of liquid )

270

Liquefaction ratio ( how many ft.3 of gas are in a gallon of liquid ) for propane

43.6

Calorific value ( btu/imp. Gal ) for propane

109560

Specific gravity ( liquid relative to H2O ) for propane

0.51

Boiling point of liquid ( °F ) for natural gas and propane

- 258 and - 44

Range of flammability ( % of gas in air ) for natural gas

5 - 15 %

Range of flammability ( % of gas in air ) for propane

2.3 - 9.5 %

Approximate flame speed ( inches / sec. ) for natural gas

26

Approximate flame speed ( inches / sec. ) for propane

32

Approximate ignition temp. ( °F ) for natural gas

1200

Approximate ignition temp. ( °F ) for propane

950

Max. Flame temp. ( °F ) for natural gas

3350

Max. Flame temp. ( °F ) for propane

3500

Combustion air req. ( ft.3 air / ft.3 gas ) for natural gas and propane

10 and 24

Gas supply pressure ( inches w.c ) for natural gas and propane

7 and 11

Gas supply pressure ( oz / in2 ) for natural gas and propane

4 and 6.35