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How does the explosion limit of methanol change at 11% oxygen?

2020-07-24View Original

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The explosive limit of methanol is 6.0–36% (v), which refers to conditions in air, that is, with an oxygen content of 20%. How does the explosion limit of methanol change at 11% oxygen?
Reply #22020-07-24
Yes, the lower the oxygen content, the less likely it is to explode

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