Liquid Natural Gas

[Anisha fatima + 8]

Is Liquid Natural Gas Explosive?

[Bob D + 562]

LNG is liquid at -260 degree Fahrenheit.  You hand would likely freeze off trying to ignite it.

[ronwagn + 6,290]

As it evaporates, it can start, but would have to be contained in a limited area. Outdoors it would float away. It is safe compared to gasoline but vehicle explosions can occur but they are rare. NGV vehicle tanks are often placed on the roof but there are still fuel lines to the engine. 

[Dan Clemmensen + 1,011]

Technically speaking, no. LNG must evaporate to form gaseous methane. Pure methane is also not technically an explosive because it does not include an oxidant. When methane is mixed with air, the mixture is explosive. A properly-constructed FAE (fuel-air-explosive) bomb can produce a very large explosion. A house full of natural gas from a leak can explode. But a tank full of LNG will not explode.

[Anisha fatima + 8]

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