RE:RE:RE:RE:WELLOil and condensate are literally not the same as LNG though, which is what I was clarifying. LNG is literally a refined product that is liquified natural gas (CH4 or methane also C1 in shorthand). Natural gas is produced and then condensed into a super cooled product that is liquid at cooled temperatures. You can also have LPG which is a mix of heavier parts of the CH chain (up to C5 typically) and can be liquid at normal temperatures. Then you get into diffferent heavier compounds once you're into crude oils. There's also a range of value on crudes depending on how high into the CH chain you get. Effectively this is where API values help denote "quality".