How propane and butane differ from natural gas: density, liquid storage, boiling points, odorant, energy and air, and why appliances must be converted.
LPG (liquefied petroleum gas) is propane, butane or a blend of the two. Natural gas is mainly methane. Fuel properties and appliance requirements differ, so changing the supply requires an approved conversion for the actual appliance.
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