How is the capacity of an LP-Gas container determined?

The capacity of an LP-Gas container is determined by considering both weight and volume. When assessing the capacity, weight refers to the amount of propane the container can hold in terms of its total weight, including the weight of the gas itself. Volume, on the other hand, deals with the physical space within the container where the gas can be stored.

In practice, LP-Gas containers are typically rated by their weight capacity, which is often specified in pounds or gallons, providing a clear indication of how much propane can be safely contained. This dual consideration allows for precise handling and storage of propane, ensuring safety and efficiency in its use.

Other choices, although somewhat related to the aspects involved in determining capacity, do not accurately capture the standard practices recognized for measuring LP-Gas container capacity according to industry regulations and standards.