Difference between revisions of "Propane Gas"
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Colorless gas with an added natural odor.<br><br> | Colorless gas with an added natural odor.<br><br> | ||
Extremely flammable. Gas is heavier than air. Distant ignition possible. Gas-air mixtures (2-9.5%) are explosive. | Extremely flammable. Gas is heavier than air. Distant ignition possible. Gas-air mixtures (2-9.5%) are explosive. | ||
| − | See Butane Gas. Store as LPG | + | See Butane Gas. Store as LPG. |
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Hazard: Class 2, 2.1<br> | Hazard: Class 2, 2.1<br> | ||
Revision as of 20:47, 15 March 2012
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Propane Gas
Contents
Description
Colorless gas with an added natural odor.
Extremely flammable. Gas is heavier than air. Distant ignition possible. Gas-air mixtures (2-9.5%) are explosive.
See Butane Gas. Store as LPG.
Hazard: Class 2, 2.1
EC 200-827-9
Full information on this product is in the process of completion.