Butane (C₄H₁₀)
Can be measured with:
✓ messbar mit dem air-Q Science auf Anfrage.
air-Qs with a sensor for Butane
Formation/Occurrence:
Natural gas/crude oil processing, petrochemistry; commonly used as fuel gas and propellant.
Limit Values:
Workplace limit values exist; the main hazard is explosivity (LEL/UEL) and oxygen displacement.
Effects of High Concentrations:
Risk of suffocation in confined spaces, CNS effects (dizziness); cold burns with liquefied gas.
Fire Safety:
Avoid ignition sources, explosion protection zones, leak detection.
More measured values / sensors
Custom Sensor Custom Sensor Infrasound Infrasound H₂ Hydrogen VOC Volatile Organic Compounds C₄H₈S Tetrahydrothiophene T Air Temperature Td Dew Point NO Nitric Oxide NO₂ Nitrogen Dioxide SiH₄ Silane H₂Se Hydrogen Selenide H₂S Hydrogen Sulfide SO₂ Sulfur Dioxide O₂ Oxygen Rn Radon C₃H₆ Propylene COCl₂ Phosgene O₃ Ozone PH₃ Phosphine CH₄S Methanethiol / Methyl Mercaptan CH₄ Methane Merlin's Test Substance Merlin's Test Substance ρ Relative Humidity φ Absolute Humidity p Air Pressure lx Light / Illuminance Lp_max Noise Peak Level Lp Noise N₂O Nitrous Oxide (Dinitrogen Monoxide) CO Carbon Monoxide CO₂ Carbon Dioxide C₄H₁₀ Isobutane PID Industrial VOC Sensor N₂H₄ Hydrazine CH₂O Formaldehyde HF Hydrogen Fluoride F₂ Fluorine Particulate Matter Particle Count Particulate Matter Particle Count PM₁ – PM₂.₅ – PM₁₀ Particulate Matter C₂H₄O Ethylene Oxide C₂H₆ Ethane B₂H₆ Diborane ClO₂ Chlorine Dioxide Cl₂ Chlorine / Chlorine Gas C₄H₁₀ Butane HBr Hydrogen Bromide Br₂ Bromine HCN Hydrogen Cyanide AsH₃ Arsine NH₃ Ammonia Alcohols Alcohols
