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Is a mixture of propylene, ethylene, and nitrogen considered a flammable and explosive gas?

2015-12-16View Original

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12% propylene, 27% ethylene, 61% nitrogen – is this mixture considered a flammable and explosive gas?
Reply #22015-12-16
Intuitively, it is flammable; whether it is explosive is hard to say.
Reply #32015-12-17
I know I should ask for the explosion threshold, but I won’t. . .
Reply #42015-12-17
The proportion of both gases has reached 39%, classifying them as flammable and explosive gases.

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