Distinguish between biogas and natural gas.

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Biogas
Natural gas
1. It is obtained from shrubs, farm wastes, animal and human wastes. 1. It is obtained in natural form under controlled conditions.
2. Available in limited quantities. 2. Available in large quantities.
3. Used widely in rural areas. 3. Used widely in urban areas.
4. It is not used as raw material. 4. It is used as raw materials in petrochemical industries.

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Biogas	Natural gas
1. It is obtained from shrubs, farm wastes, animal and human wastes.	1. It is obtained in natural form under controlled conditions.
2. Available in limited quantities.	2. Available in large quantities.
3. Used widely in rural areas.	3. Used widely in urban areas.
4. It is not used as raw material.	4. It is used as raw materials in petrochemical industries.