What is non-volatile petroleum?
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Option A: Petroleum having a flashpoint of 60 Degrees C or above
ISGOTT classifies non-volatile petroleum as hydrocarbon liquids having a flashpoint of 60 degrees Celsius or above. These substances present lower immediate flammable vapor hazards at ambient temperatures compared to volatile grades, though heating above their flashpoint alters safety parameters.
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Detailed Explanation & Context
ISGOTT classifies non-volatile petroleum as hydrocarbon liquids having a flashpoint of 60 degrees Celsius or above. These substances present lower immediate flammable vapor hazards at ambient temperatures compared to volatile grades, though heating above their flashpoint alters safety parameters.
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