Petroleum liquids that have closed-cup flash points below 140 Deg F (60 Deg C) are considered as
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Option A: Volatile Liquids
Under standard classification, petroleum liquids with a closed-cup flash point below 60°C are categorized as 'volatile' or 'flammable' because they can easily produce vapours that form ignitable mixtures with air at ambient temperatures.
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Under standard classification, petroleum liquids with a closed-cup flash point below 60°C are categorized as 'volatile' or 'flammable' because they can easily produce vapours that form ignitable mixtures with air at ambient temperatures.
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