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Pure liquids belong to category A; what about aqueous solutions?

2016-04-08View Original

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Pure liquids are classified as Category A. If it is an aqueous solution, such as dimethylamine, the pure form is classified as Category A; but what about solutions with concentrations of 80% or 40% – are they still considered Category A?

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