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Butane is an alkane often used as a fuel in portable stoves.

Structural formula of a butane molecule. The diagram shows a chain of 4 carbon atoms, each labelled with the letter 'C', linked together by single horizontal lines representing covalent bonds. Connected to these carbon atoms are 10 hydrogen atoms, each labelled with the letter 'H', with single lines representing single covalent bonds. There are no other elements shown in the structure.

Give the names of the elements chemically combined together in butane.

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