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Calor Gas
(redirected from calor)

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Calor Gas [ˈkælə]
n
(Chemistry / Elements & Compounds)™ butane gas liquefied under pressure in portable containers for domestic use
Translations
Calor gas® [ˈkæləˌgæs] N (Brit) → butano m
Calor Gas®
n → Butangas nt
Calor Gas® [ˈkæləˌgæs] n (Brit) → liquigas ® m
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