Why do Americans call petrol, 'gas', when it's not a gas?
Why do Americans call petrol gas when it is clearly a liquid?
Why do we love the smell of petrol (gasoline)? Why is water gas (mixture of hydrogen gas and carbon monoxide)  called as water gas? What are some examples of gas to liquid? Why can't we use petrol in diesel? Is gasoline a pure substance or a mixture? Is air considered a fluid or a gas? Why? Is gas flammable? Why do some people like the smell of gasoline? Is gasoline soluble in water? Why or why not? Is petroleum a natural gas? Why is AGO called gas oil? Why can't gasoline be used as rocket fuel? Why can't petrol be used in diesel engines & vice versa? Is gasoline a pure substance or a mixture? If it is a mixture, what is in it? Why is water liquid but H2S gas? What is solid liquid and solid gas, and what are some examples? Why are American gas pumps/petrol pumps not crowded? Question That Contains Assumptions: Why don't we use natural gas instead of gasoline in cars? Why we can not use petrol in diesel engines vice versa? What happens if we use petrol in diesel vehicles? What is the chemical formula for gasoline? Why Petroleum is more volatile than water ? Why do some people enjoy a quick sniff of gasoline? What will happen if we use diesel or water in a petrol engine? What happens when petrol enters into human blood? Why is carbon dioxide considered a gas? What is shell gas? What if we put petrol in diesel engine or vice versa? Is flame a solid, liquid, or gas? What happens if petrol is used in a diesel engine?