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LPG is obtained during the process of oil refining. It is compressed under high pressure and supplied to households in cylinders in a liquid form. CNG is obtained along with the mixture of different fuels which is extracted from oil well. CNG is also sold in cylinders, compressed into a liquid form.
What do letters CNG stand for?

A

Carbon and nitrogen gas

B

Compressed nitrogen gas

C

Coal and natural gas

D

Compressed natural gas

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To answer the question "What do letters CNG stand for?", we can break it down into the following steps: ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Identify the Acronym**: The letters in the acronym CNG are C, N, and G. 2. **Define Each Letter**: - **C** stands for "Compressed". - **N** stands for "Natural". - **G** stands for "Gas". 3. **Combine the Definitions**: When we put these definitions together, CNG stands for "Compressed Natural Gas". 4. **Contextual Understanding**: CNG is primarily used as a fuel for vehicles and is known for being a cleaner alternative to other fossil fuels, producing less pollution during combustion. 5. **Final Answer**: Therefore, the letters CNG stand for "Compressed Natural Gas".
To answer the question "What do letters CNG stand for?", we can break it down into the following steps: ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Identify the Acronym**: The letters in the acronym CNG are C, N, and G. 2. **Define Each Letter**: - **C** stands for "Compressed". ...
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