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Whats different about CNG against other gases which are in use currently?

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Whats different about CNG against other gases which are in use currently?

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In the past, gas-fuelled automobiles used LPG (Burshane). Today it is compressed natural gas (CNG) that is in use. Methane is the prime component of CNG while LPG is a blend of propane, butane and some other chemicals.

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