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Flammable Hazards

Flammable Hazards The difference between a gas and a vapor is that vapors arise from liquids, whereas gases are normally in a gaseous state. Flammable vapors present additional sampling concerns (for example, we must prevent vapors from returning to the liquid state during sampling). The 3 Elements of Fire Three elements must be present for a flammable hazard to exist: fuel, oxygen, and a ...

Solvent choices for infrared testing of oil and grease in water

Water is a very strong absorber in the mi d infrared (I R) regio n where o il is measured. We see the effect of infrared absorbance when a cold bucket of water left in the sun is quite warm by ...

New White Paper features Solvents for Oil and Grease in Water Measurements

Flammability Properties of -irradiated Intumescent Flame-retardant HDPE/EVA Composites

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930 Metrohm Combustion IC DR

The 930 Metrohm Combustion IC enables the analysis of halogens and sulfur in flammable samples of all types using inline combustion digestion (pyrohydrolysis) with subsequent ion chromatography determination (Combustion IC). It comprises all required components, e.g., the Combustion Module from Analytik Jena (2.136.0700), the 920 Absorber Module, the 930 Compact IC Flex Oven/SeS/Deg, the 800 ...