propane / ˈproʊ peɪn /

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propane 的定义

n. 名词 noun

Chemistry.

  1. a colorless, flammable gas, C3H8, of the alkane series, occurring in petroleum and natural gas: used chiefly as a fuel and in organic synthesis.

更多propane例句

  1. You may consider turning on alternative heat sources that don’t rely on freshly squeezed grid juice, like an oven, a car, a generator, or a propane heater.
  2. You won’t be doing much cooking here, though it does come with a mini fridge and a propane grill.
  3. Burning propane emits roughly 135 pounds of carbon dioxide per million BTU, according to the EPA.
  4. Anna Karion, a colleague of Bryner’s who works in NIST’s greenhouse gas measurements program, noted that wood — unlike propane — is a renewable fuel.
  5. Even if the place has propane heaters, it may not have enough to provide even coverage for all tables.
  6. Propane cannons boom every 10 seconds, 24/7/365 to scare away the birds.
  7. One grill turned into a flame-thrower for a 28-year-old woman after the propane hose came loose and sprayed her with flames.
  8. First Squad's vehicle had triggered a buried bomb containing artillery rounds and propane tanks.
  9. Unable to afford electricity, butane, or propane, the students, like their neighbors, relied on wood for their cooking.
  10. Authorities found a cut propane-gas tank at the home of Perriello's brother, and suspected the attack was intended for him.
  11. A more complete idea of the notion of a compound radical follows from a consideration of the compound propane.
  12. The man filled a coffeepot from a water bag, brought out a propane-powered single-burner camp stove, and started the coffee going.
  13. He lived through methane, through carbon dioxide, through nitrogen and propane.
  14. The jockey fed propane to the turbine and we took off like a scorched zarth.