What is the difference between unleaded gas and White Gas?

Unleaded gas, commonly used in vehicles, is a refined petroleum product designed for internal combustion engines and contains additives to improve performance and reduce emissions. White gas, also known as naphtha or camp fuel, is a highly refined gasoline used primarily as a fuel for camping stoves and lanterns. The key difference lies in their intended use; unleaded gas is formulated for automotive engines, while white gas is designed for portable appliances and is generally purer and more volatile. Additionally, white gas is often free of additives that can be harmful in non-engine applications.