• IGNITABILITY OR CORROSIVITY TESTING-LIQUID AND AQUEOUS DEFINITION
• FLASH POINT TESTS AND THE IGNITABILITY CHARACTERISTIC
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DEFINITION OF AQUEOUS
Regulations for Ignitable Solids
§ 261.21(a)
(2) It is not a liquid and is capable, under standard temperature and pressure, of causing fire
through friction, absorption of moisture or spontaneous chemical changes and, when ignited,
burns so vigorously and persistently that it creates a hazard.
Letters/Memoranda
• FLASH POINT TESTING OF A WASTE FIBROUS FILTER MATERIAL
• INDUSTRIAL WIPERS AND THE HAZARDOUS WASTE IDENTIFICATION RULE
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HOW IGNITABLE SOLIDS AND SOLVENT CONTAMINATED RAGS OR SHOP TOWELS FIT
INTO D001 CHARACTERISTIC OF IGNITABILITY
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INTERPRETATION OF THE RCRA IGNITABILITY CHARACTERISTIC WITH REGARD TO
ACETONE WIPES
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CHARACTERIZATION OF NITROCELLULOSE FILTER FABRIC WASTE
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REGULATORY STATUS OF METAL CASINGS CONTAINING SPENT POWDERED METALLIC
OXIDE CATALYST
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DETERMINATION OF THE IGNITABILITY CHARACTERISTIC
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IGNITABLE SOLID DEFINITION APPLIED TO TITANIUM SWARF
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IGNITABILITY CHARACTERISTIC TESTING FOR SOLIDS
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CLARIFICATION OF THE CHARACTERISTIC OF IGNITABILITY AS IT PERTAINS TO SOLIDS
VS. LIQUIDS
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IGNITABILITY CHARACTERISTIC, DEFINITION OF UNDER STANDARD TEMPERATURE AND
PRESSURE
Regulations for Ignitable Compressed Gas
§ 261.21(a)
(3) It is an ignitable compressed gas.
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