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Перевод: propane

[существительное]
пропан

Тезаурус:

1. When I was a student, the alkanes were known as methane, ethane, propane, butane, pentane etc , and it was generally accepted that not until pentane did the name indicate the number of carbon atoms involved.
2. UPS is also experimenting with compressed natural gas, propane, and has run battery-powered and methanol-fuelled vehicles.
3. The propane-rich fuels - liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) or propane.
4. Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) consists of light hydrocarbons - mainly butane, propane and ethane - and its main uses are as a premium heating fuel, as a feedstock to the petrochemical industry and as a motor fuel.
5. Scissors types are extremely versatile powered by battery, propane gas or diesel.
6. But look out for hidden extras: most operators will charge a preparation fee of around 30 for airport transfers and installation of toilet chemicals and a starter tank of propane gas.
7. In 1979 a train carrying chlorine, liquid petroleum, toluene and propane was derailed in Mississauga, Ontario, causing a series of explosions.
8. Handling and storage aren't simple, either - the choices for natural gas are compressing it to 200-plus bars or liquefying at -167deg C. Liquefied propane is easier to handle and already accepted, particularly in places like cold stores, where toxic exhaust build-up would be tricky.
9. This reaction works with a variety of alkanes, including propane, cyclohexane and cyclopropane.
10. The conference decided to retain the trivially named hydrocarbons methane, ethane, propane and butane but decided not to adopt formic, acetic, propionic and butyric acid, although a substantial majority wanted their retention.
11. The Propane Company, a London firm of traders, tried to break into the market by signing a deal with the Chinese to sell the metals to European customers.
12. Now these attractive stoves are available for use with both natural and propane gas.
13. Running this through the sophisticated computer models for atmospheric chemistry that now exist, the group calculates that some 50 000 tonnes pa of ethane or propane would have to be injected into the stratosphere to mop up the free chlorine created each Antarctic spring.