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Oxygen cylinders can explode very easily in contact with oils and fats

2016-09-18View Original

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This post was last edited by A B C 123 on 2016-9-18 at 17:33. Oxygen cylinders can explode very easily in contact with oils and fats; does this include the oils and fats secreted by the human body? So in other words, it’s better to wear gloves when turning it on and off? Are non-flammable oils included?
Reply #22016-09-18
Including the fats in the human body, the fats that can be used in oxygen systems are generally perfluorinated fats

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