[TheForge] Vapor/Gas -- further along the road...

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To be perfectly fare to Bruce I am posting the first reply sent to "a 
knowledgable source." Which ever way the controversy ends up, it should be pointed 
out that both views have plenty of reason behind them. Lets just hope the bottom 
line doesn't turn out to be two blackboards and...

Keporter@aol.com wrote:

>  Why do you use the term vapor?
>
> Do designate its difference from the liquid state of propane.
>
> Doesn't propane boil off from the liquid state and become just another gas 
like any other gas released from a pressurized liquid?
>
>
> Yes
>
>
> Does the term vapor denote anything in particular, or can it be replaced in 
every case by the word gas?
>
> Yes
>
> I really need to know. Michael Porter. Author of Gas Burners for Forges, 
Furnaces, & Kilns. ISBN: 1879535203 skipjackpress.com


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