| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Some natural gases, containing little if any sulfur compounds, have a dew point equivalent to that of substantially uncontaminated water, i.e., usually well below the boiling point, even down to about 120???-140??? F. On the other hand, with gases containing substantial amounts of contaminants, particularly sulfur compounds, the dew point is substantially higher, usually well above the boiling poi
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