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Flash point, freezing point, fire hazard, etc. of 37% acetic acid

2017-02-04View Original

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The flash point of pure acetic acid is 39°C, and its freezing point is 17°C; it is classified as Category A B according to design standards. Electric heating is used, with the heating temperature maintained at 25°C (±3°C). Coating with a cooling paint, along with spraying the tank in summer, are also employed. What are the flash point and freezing point of 37% acetic acid, respectively? Which category should the fire hazard be classified under? I couldn’t find any information online; everything there relates to glacial acetic acid. I hope someone can help me with this. Happy New Year! O(∩_∩)O~

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