What to mix with lpg in household cylinders gases

If you mean “what chemical can an industrial company mix with LPG to make household cylinders contain more usable gas?”, the answer is: there is no safe catalyst or zeolite additive that should be mixed into a household LPG cylinder for this purpose.

Saudi Arabia's LPG specification defines household LPG as a mixture of commercial propane and butane.

What can legitimately be in household LPG?

Material Purpose
Propane (C₃H₈) LPG fuel component; higher vapor pressure
Butane (C₄H₁₀) LPG fuel component; energy/fuel component
Approved odorant Helps detect gas leaks; used according to the applicable specification
Other permitted trace components Only within the applicable LPG specification

Zeolite, CaCO₃, silica, talc, bentonite, mineral oil, paraffin, soybean oil, linseed oil, or catalysts such as NiMo/Al₂O₃ should not be added to the cylinder. They do not create additional LPG and could interfere with vaporization, regulators, combustion, or safety.

If your business idea is “Auxens Catalyst LPG”

A scientifically realistic product would be an external LPG treatment/purification or monitoring system, rather than putting a catalyst into the cylinder:

LPG supply → certified filtration/conditioning → pressure regulation → approved cylinder/appliance

For example, an industrial system could investigate molecular-sieve/activated-alumina adsorption for removing specified contaminants or moisture before LPG reaches the cylinder, provided the complete system is engineered and certified for LPG service.

Saudi standards specifically address LPG composition, vapor pressure, sulfur/H₂S, corrosion, sampling and testing, and gas-cylinder/appliance safety.

So for Auxens Catalyst Company, I would describe the product as:

“Industrial LPG purification and conditioning system using approved adsorbent materials—not an additive for household LPG cylinders.”

That is a much more technically defensible direction than trying to mix zeolite or another catalyst directly into household gas.

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