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What is LNG?
LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas) is a natural gas liquefied by deep cooling to minus 160oC after removing impurities. LNG has a major component of methane.
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LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas) is a natural gas liquefied by deep cooling to minus 160oC after removing impurities. LNG has a major component of methane.
Scientists at the University of Colorado (USA) use a series of mirrors to focus sunlight into a tower of tens of meters high.
A Mexican scientist invented a device that can convert urine into biogas for cooking.