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 |+ Flammable Liquid Classes
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 Class
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 Flash Point
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 Boiling Point
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 Example
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-A2
+IA
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-B2
+Below 73°F
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+Below 100 °F
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+Ethyl Ether
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+IB
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+Below 73°F
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+At or above 100 °F
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+Acetone, Benzene, Toluene
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+IC
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+At or above 73°F
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+Below 100°F
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+Isopropanol, Xylene
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-Class 	Flash Point 	Boiling Point 	Examples
-IA	Below 73°F	Below 100 °F	Ethyl Ether
-IB	Below 73 °F	At or above 100 °F	Acetone, Benzene, Toluene
-IC	At or above 73°F and	Isopropanol, Xylene
-below 100°F
 Combustible liquids (flash point > 100oF) are divided into three classes:
-Class	Flash Point	Examples
+{| style=""
+|+ Combustible liquids (flash point > 100oF)
-II
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--139 °F
+Class
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+Flash Point
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+Example
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+II
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+-139 °F
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 Acetic acid, cyclohexane, and mineral spirits
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-IIIA
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--199 °F
+IIIA
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+-199 °F
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 Cyclohexanol, formic acid and nitrobenzene
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-IIIB
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+IIIB
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 °F or above
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 Formalin and vegetable oil
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