Is smoking*ao acid classified as Category A?

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This post was last edited by emmanual on 2016-5-4 at 10:50. Smoke is generated when *AO acid comes into contact with organic substances such as turpentine and burns immediately. According to Article 6 of the building codes, it should be classified as a Class A substance, right? However, page 185 of the building codes states that *AO acid is classified as a Class B substance, but the concentration level isn’t specified I’m a bit confused; could everyone help me out?~

Reply #22016-05-04

*AO acid is a strong oxidizing agent and is not flammable on its own.

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