iii 40 iiiiiiiitcs : the coloiir is stiililc for iit. Iciist 30 iiiiiiiitcs. 'I'lic iiiot~liocl ciiii bc rivet1 for t lie tlctcriiiiniitioii of iicctyl-~\'-~lioiitlrosiiiiiiiic. I$vitlciicc ltiis Iiecii olitniiictl t Iiiit. iicct~yI-,'c'-gl~icositiiiiiic, on wiiriiiiiig wit Ii iilcoliolic~ JiOl-I,
The transport and fire hazards of liquefied cases
โ Scribed by Cameron, A. M.
- Publisher
- Wiley (John Wiley & Sons)
- Year
- 1933
- Weight
- 395 KB
- Volume
- 52
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0368-4075
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โฆ Synopsis
A few iiioiitlis iigo i i motor lorry coiivcyiiig ii loot1 of liquid clilorinc in tlriinis cnigltt fire. A s :L rcsiilt, one tlriiiii cxplotletl. Tiic hsc, ivliicli wis \vcltlctl to tlic cIr:iiii, wns I~IoN-I~ ofT, iiiid it wiis sciit with trciiiciidoiis h c c off tlic lorry n t oiic side, rind the druiu iitt tlic other. l'ltcy were' found rcs1icctivcly :it ii tlistiincc of scvcrul ltuntlrcd yords from tlic vcliic~lc. Tltc occ~irrcncc took pliicc in the iiiidrllc of tltc night nciir :I villiigc, but on
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