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Issues regarding the classification of the fire hazard associated with formaldehyde

2009-03-23View Original

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According to the hazardous chemicals manual, a flash point in the 50s, below 60, should classify it as Category B. However, in the examples of substances listed in the fire protection codes for chemical engineering design, it is classified as Category C. How do everyone determine things during the evaluation process?
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