Substitutes also include propane and butane, which may contribute to photochemical smog in a very small way.
I have received no evidence that there is any particular hazard to be associated with disposable butane lighters.
Does it include ethane, propane, butane and methane, for example?
How many young people die as a result of the misuse of butane gas lighter refills?
After aerosol-driven products come glues, drycleaning fluids, lighter and correcting fluids, not to mention butane gas, used in cigarette lighters and refill canisters.
Then there is the study of the enrichment of lean gas by methane, propane, butane and refinery gases, and by the hydrogenation of oil.
Butane would be stored in three horizontal tanks of 400 tonnes capacity each.
It is not possible to give exact information relating specifically to injury or death associated with the inhalation of butane gas.
