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This book brings together and makes easily accessible data on flash
points pres- ently listed in the standard references, plus many
values measured in American indus- trial laboratories and European
data as represented by the Fluka catalog and by values given in
Nabert and Schoen. It is a collection that should be useful to
those involved in manufacturing, handling, and shipping the many
organics and organometallics now in production. The author would
like to thank David Harvey, President, and Chuck Pouchert, of
Aldrich Chemical Company, for permission to use their material and
for provid- ing a computer printout of some six thousand chemicals
listed in the Aldrich cata- log. Flash points for most of these
chemicals were measured in the Aldrich laboratories and are not
available elsewhere. Thanks are due also to Dr. Marjan Bace of
Elsevier Science Publishing Co., Inc., who recognized the need for
a handbook on flash points and handled the pub- lishing
arrangements. Particular thanks go to my wife, Mary, who prepared
the entire camera-ready manuscript. Richard M. Stephenson The
University of Connecticut Storrs, Connecticut December, 1986 v
Introduction Flash points are of particular importance to those
involved with the handling and ship- ping of organics and
organometaliics. As each country has its own shipping regula-
tions, this can be a real problem for international shippers. Many
flash points have been determined by individual chemical
manufacturers in answer to their own needs.
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