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Sulfur Daily Question 2018.10.21

2018-10-20View Original

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Q: What is the relationship between boiling point, flash point, and auto-ignition temperature? Answer: The lower the boiling point of a petroleum product, the lower its flash point and the higher its auto-ignition temperature ; The higher the boiling point, the higher the flash point and the lower the autoignition temperature.
Reply #22018-10-20
The lower the boiling point, the lower the flash point, and the higher the autoignition temperature; The higher the boiling point, the higher the flash point, and the lower the auto-ignition temperature.
Reply #32018-10-20
The lower the boiling point of a liquid, the lower its flash point and the higher its auto-ignition temperature; the higher the boiling point, the higher its flash point and the lower its auto-ignition temperature
Reply #42018-10-20
The lower the boiling point of a liquid, the lower its flash point and the higher its auto-ignition temperature; the higher the boiling point, the higher its flash point and the lower its auto-ignition temperature
Reply #52018-10-20
The lower the boiling point of a oil, the lower its flash point and the higher its auto-ignition temperature; The higher the boiling point, the higher the flash point and the lower the autoignition temperature.
Reply #62018-10-20
The lower the boiling point, the lower the flash point, and the higher the autoignition temperature; The higher the boiling point, the higher the flash point, and the lower the auto-ignition temperature.
Reply #72018-10-20
The lower the boiling point of a liquid, the lower its flash point and the higher its auto-ignition temperature; the higher the boiling point, the higher its flash point and the lower its auto-ignition temperature
Reply #82018-10-20
The lower the boiling point of a liquid, the lower its flash point and the higher its auto-ignition temperature; the higher the boiling point, the higher its flash point and the lower its auto-ignition temperature
Reply #92018-10-20
The lower the boiling point of a liquid, the lower its flash point and the higher its auto-ignition temperature; the higher the boiling point, the higher its flash point and the lower its auto-ignition temperature
Reply #102018-10-21
The lower the boiling point of a oil, the lower its flash point and the higher its auto-ignition temperature; The higher the boiling point, the higher the flash point and the lower the autoignition temperature.
Reply #112018-10-21
The lower the boiling point of a oil, the lower its flash point and the higher its auto-ignition temperature; The higher the boiling point, the higher the flash point and the lower the autoignition temperature.

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