According to the Comprehensive Book on Safety Technologies for Hazardous Chemicals, 2nd edition, the flash point of dichloromethane is -4 degrees, and it is classified as a Class A substance

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According to the second edition of the Comprehensive Book on Safety Technologies for Hazardous Chemicals, the flash point of dichloromethane is -4 degrees; it is classified as Category A. However, according to petrochemical regulations, dichloromethane is classified as Category C B. Dear experts, may I ask about the category of dichloromethane?

Reply #22022-05-20

Where did you get this information? Can you share it?

Reply #32022-05-20

May I ask where in the petrochemical regulations is it stated that dichloromethane belongs to Category B? No relevant statements were seen

Reply #42022-05-23

Dichloromethane is flammable but not highly flammable; its lower explosion limit is above 10%. The third edition indicates that no data is available regarding its flash point

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According to the Comprehensive Book on Safety Technologies for Hazardous Chemicals, 2nd edition, the flash point of dichloromethane is -4 degrees, and it is classified as a Class A substance

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