Dimethyl ether

2011-05-23View Original

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Are the safety aspects of storage, transportation, and production of dimethyl ether considered in line with those of liquefied hydrocarbons? Hope everyone will discuss!

Reply #22011-05-24

Personally, I don’t think so; we should consider the properties of dimethyl ether instead, and it can’t be simply classified as a liquefied hydrocarbon

Reply #32011-05-26

Take a look at the regulations for the management of hazardous chemicals; there are specific provisions in them

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