The lowest temperature at which a liquid, listed on a Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS), gives off enough vapor to ignite in the presence of an ignition source is called its __________.
• Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) terms related to temperature and fire risk • Difference between ignition-related temperatures and properties like boiling or viscosity • Basic fire triangle: fuel, oxygen, vapor concentration near the surface of a liquid
• Which property specifically refers to when enough vapor is present above a liquid so it can ignite if a spark or flame is applied? • Which choice describes a normal phase-change temperature, and which describe other physical or health properties not directly about ignition? • On an MSDS, which term is commonly used to describe how easily a liquid can catch fire at relatively low temperatures?
• Identify which option is defined as the lowest temperature where vapors can ignite with a spark or flame present • Eliminate terms that describe health effects rather than fire behavior • Eliminate terms that describe general physical properties (like boiling or flow thickness) instead of ignition behavior
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