What is another word for butane?
375 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ bjˈuːte͡ɪn], [ bjˈuːteɪn], [ b_j_ˈuː_t_eɪ_n]
The word "butane" refers to a colorless and odorless gas that is used as a fuel for lighters and camping stoves. Synonyms for butane include n-butane, normal butane, and butyl hydride. Butane is an alkane with the chemical formula Câ‚„Hâ‚â‚€. It is a flammable gas that is often used as a propellant for aerosol sprays and in fuel blends for engines. Butane is also used in the production of synthetic rubber and as a refrigerant in air conditioning systems. So if you ever need to refer to butane using different terms, you can use any of the above-mentioned synonyms.
Synonyms for Butane:
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n.
• gas- acetylene ,
- ammonia ,
- argon ,
- atmosphere ,
- carbon dioxide ,
- carbon monoxide ,
- chlorine ,
- ethane ,
- ether ,
- fume ,
- helium ,
- hydrogen ,
- laughing gas ,
- methane ,
- miasma ,
- natural gas ,
- neon ,
- nerve gas ,
- nitrogen ,
- oxygen ,
- ozone ,
- rarefaction ,
- tear gas ,
- vapor ,
- xenon .
Other synonyms:
- ethene ,
- formaldehyde ,
- hyperbaric ,
- krypton ,
- leakage ,
- marsh gas ,
- mustard gas ,
- nitrogen dioxide ,
- nitrous oxide ,
- noble gas ,
- oxyacetylene ,
- poison gas ,
- propane ,
- propellant ,
- sarin .
Other relevant words:
- accelerator pedal ,
- acetate rayon ,
- acrylate resin ,
- acrylic fiber ,
- acrylic paint ,
- acrylic resin ,
- aerate ,
- aether ,
- air out ,
- air travel ,
- airwave ,
- alcoholic beverage ,
- alcoholic drink ,
- alkyne ,
- alumna ,
- alumnus ,
- ambiance ,
- ambience ,
- aminoalkane ,
- ammonia alum ,
- ammonia water ,
- ammonium alum ,
- ammonium ion ,
- amylum ,
- anele ,
- anoint ,
- ar ,
- argonon ,
- artificial additive ,
- artillery unit ,
- atm ,
- atmospheric state ,
- atom smasher ,
- atomic number 1 ,
- atomic number 10 ,
- atomic number 17 ,
- atomic number 18 ,
- atomic number 2 ,
- atomic number 36 ,
- atomic number 54 ,
- atomic number 6 ,
- atomic number 7 ,
- atomic number 8 ,
- aura ,
- aviation ,
- baking soda ,
- ball of fire ,
- bare ,
- beam ,
- benzol ,
- bicarbonate of soda ,
- blistering agent ,
- blood plasma ,
- blow ,
- bluster ,
- boast ,
- bolide ,
- bomber ,
- boob ,
- booby ,
- brag ,
- breeze ,
- broadcast ,
- buckyball ,
- calcium hydrate ,
- candela ,
- carbon copy ,
- carbon monoxide gas ,
- carbon paper ,
- carbonic acid gas ,
- caustic lime ,
- cd ,
- char ,
- charcoal gray ,
- charcoal grey ,
- charcoal-gray ,
- charcoal-grey ,
- chlorohydric acid ,
- chlorophyl ,
- cl ,
- climb ,
- co ,
- coal oil ,
- coca cola ,
- cola ,
- common salt ,
- crampfish ,
- crude ,
- crude oil ,
- diethyl ether ,
- dihydric alcohol ,
- dimethyl ketone ,
- diol ,
- discharge ,
- dismissal ,
- dismission ,
- dope up ,
- dumbbell ,
- dummy ,
- electric ray ,
- ember ,
- embrocate ,
- escape ,
- ethanediol ,
- ethanoate ,
- ethoxyethane ,
- ethyl ether ,
- ethylene ,
- ethylene glycol ,
- ethyne ,
- evaporation ,
- exhaust ,
- exhaust fumes ,
- fermentation alcohol ,
- fire ,
- firing off ,
- flammable ,
- flatulency ,
- fossil oil ,
- full ,
- fumigate ,
- fusain ,
- gage ,
- gas pedal ,
- gasconade ,
- gaseous state ,
- gb ,
- gentle wind ,
- glycerin ,
- grad ,
- graduate ,
- grain alcohol ,
- grass ,
- grease gun ,
- green goddess ,
- greensward ,
- grinder ,
- gun for hire ,
- halite ,
- he ,
- heavy weapon ,
- hero ,
- hero sandwich ,
- hired gun ,
- hit man ,
- hitman ,
- hoagie ,
- hoagy ,
- human dynamo ,
- hydrated lime ,
- hydrocyanic acid ,
- ignition ,
- impregnate ,
- inebriant ,
- inert gas ,
- inflammation ,
- inorganic phosphate ,
- intoxicant ,
- inunct ,
- kerosine ,
- kindling ,
- kr ,
- lachrymator ,
- lacrimator ,
- lamp oil ,
- leak out ,
- liberation ,
- lighting ,
- lime ,
- lime hydrate ,
- line ,
- locoweed ,
- low-down ,
- making water ,
- melodic line ,
- melodic phrase ,
- melody ,
- methanal ,
- methyl alcohol ,
- mount ,
- mustard agent ,
- ne ,
- nerve agent ,
- neutral spirits ,
- news leak ,
- nitril ,
- nitrile ,
- nose candy ,
- numbfish ,
- o ,
- oil color ,
- oil colour ,
- olefin ,
- olefine ,
- ordnance ,
- orthophosphate ,
- outflow ,
- oxford gray ,
- oxford grey ,
- paraffin oil ,
- paraffin wax ,
- particle accelerator ,
- passing water ,
- permanganate of potash ,
- peroxide ,
- petroleum ,
- pinhead ,
- plasm ,
- poop ,
- poor boy ,
- pot ,
- potash alum ,
- potassium alum ,
- powerhouse ,
- propellent ,
- propelling ,
- propenal ,
- propulsive ,
- publicise ,
- publicize ,
- quintessence ,
- reek ,
- release ,
- rise ,
- rock oil ,
- saccharase ,
- sack ,
- sacking ,
- saleratus ,
- send ,
- sens ,
- sess ,
- shoot a line ,
- shooter ,
- silicone polymer ,
- skunk ,
- slaked lime ,
- smoke ,
- snow ,
- sod ,
- soda niter ,
- sodium hydrogen carbonate ,
- sodium hydroxide ,
- standard atmosphere ,
- standard candle ,
- standard pressure ,
- strain ,
- sub ,
- submarine ,
- submarine sandwich ,
- sulfate ,
- sulfur mustard ,
- sward ,
- swash ,
- tannic acid ,
- taper ,
- teargas ,
- the skinny ,
- throttle ,
- throttle valve ,
- tout ,
- transmit ,
- trichloromethane ,
- triggerman ,
- tune ,
- turgidity ,
- turgidness ,
- vaporisation ,
- vaporization ,
- vapour ,
- vaunt ,
- vegetable oil ,
- vent ,
- ventilate ,
- vinyl ether ,
- wax light ,
- weapon ,
- wedge ,
- weed ,
- wetting ,
- wood alcohol ,
- wood coal ,
- wood spirit ,
- xe ,
- zep ,
- zephyr .
- Pentane ,
- accelerator ,
- air ,
- alcohol ,
- artillery ,
- benzine ,
- butanes ,
- calor gas ,
- candle ,
- catalyst ,
- charcoal ,
- coal ,
- coke ,
- combustible ,
- combustible material ,
- dope ,
- fireball ,
- firewood ,
- firing ,
- flatulence ,
- fuel ,
- fumes ,
- gasolene ,
- gasoline ,
- gun ,
- gunman ,
- gunslinger ,
- inflammable ,
- kerosene ,
- octane ,
- oil ,
- paraffin ,
- peat ,
- petrol ,
- synthesis gas ,
- torpedo ,
- turf .
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How to use "Butane" in context?
Butane, also known as propane, is a gas that is popular for use as an fuel and as a solvent. It is a colorless and odorless hydrocarbon with the formula C3H8. Butane is mainly found in natural gas, oil, and coal seams.
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