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The upper explosive limit (UEL) of a mixture of flammable vapors and air is defined as __________.

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The upper explosive limit (UEL) of a mixture of flammable vapors and air is defined as __________.

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🔍 Key Concepts

• Upper Explosive Limit (UEL) vs Lower Explosive Limit (LEL) • Meaning of a mixture being "too rich" or "too lean" to burn • What part of the mixture is being measured: vapor concentration vs oxygen concentration

💭 Think About

• Think about what happens when you keep adding more flammable vapor to air after you pass the ideal explosive range—does the mixture stop or start burning? • Which term (UEL or LEL) refers to the point where there is just barely enough vapor to ignite, and which refers to the point where there is so much vapor that it actually will not burn? • Look carefully at the answer choices: are they talking about the amount of vapor, the amount of oxygen, or the range where an explosion can occur?

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• Make sure the definition you choose clearly refers to the upper limit of flammable vapor concentration, not oxygen amount. • Eliminate any option that actually describes the lower explosive limit (LEL) rather than the upper one. • Confirm that the option you choose correctly reflects a mixture that is too rich to burn beyond that limit.

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Question 1 of 20

The upper explosive limit (UEL) of a mixture of flammable vapors and air is defined as __________.

that concentration above which there is just enough flammable vapor to produce an explosion

that concentration above which the mixture is too rich to burn

the percentage of flammable vapor by volume in air sufficient to create an explosion

the percentage of oxygen present in the air sufficient to support combustion

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Question 1 / 205eccef9ebacbc34ba4d4659f

Question 1 of 205eccef9ebacbc34ba4d4659f

The upper explosive limit (UEL) of a mixture of flammable vapors and air is defined as __________.

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The upper explosive limit (UEL) of a mixture of flammable vapors and air is defined as __________.

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