RI 3278 Limits of Inflammability of Diethyl Ether and Ethylene in Air and Oxygen

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
G. W. Jones W. P. Yant W. E. Miller R. E. Kennedy
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Jul 1, 1935

Abstract

"The determinations of the limits of inflamability of diethyl ether and ethylene in air described in this report were made primarily for comparison with similar determination of other compounds in the same apparatus and by the same laboratory technic. The experimental procedure and the results obtained differ somewhat from those of other investigations. The work also included determinations of the limits of inflamability of these combustibles in oxygen The investigation,was conducted at the Pittsburgh Experiment Station of the United States Bureau of Mines in cooperation with Merck & Co., Inc. LIMITS OF IMFLAMIABILITY OF DIETHYL ETHER-AIR MIXTURESThe limits of inflamability if diethyl ether in air were determined for upward propagation of flame in an upright, closed 8-liter, cylindrical iron bomb 10.2 cm in inside diameter and 96.5 cm in length. This bomb been described in a previous publication. 6Two brands of diethyl ether were used, one a C. P. sulphuric ether manufactured by Baker & Adamson, and,the other Merck & Co. product manufactured for anaesthesia and containing about 3.5 percent of ether alcohol."
Citation

APA: G. W. Jones W. P. Yant W. E. Miller R. E. Kennedy  (1935)  RI 3278 Limits of Inflammability of Diethyl Ether and Ethylene in Air and Oxygen

MLA: G. W. Jones W. P. Yant W. E. Miller R. E. Kennedy RI 3278 Limits of Inflammability of Diethyl Ether and Ethylene in Air and Oxygen. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1935.

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