The lighter is a product that almost everyone has today and uses it every day. Especially smokers benefit from this product at many times of the day. There are many types of lighters. For example, kitchen lighters that stand a little taller and coarser, small pocket lighters; lighters that do not go out in the wind, which we call wind lighters, and there are many different designs. The lighter can also be used continuously by constantly filling it with a gas we call butane gas, which provides a good economic opportunity. Although the lighter is really useful, one of the bad things is that it can be easily lost.
Butane is a gas that is easily liquefied under pressure, located in a gaseous state at room temperature. It is stored in a liquid state under pressure in the lighter mechanism. When the pressure decreases, it turns into a gas and becomes extremely flammable. It can burn even with the slightest spark. Thanks to the mechanism located just below the button of the lighter, this gas ignites and a flame comes out of the hole.
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