The certification of a second series of five hydrocarbon materials for the determination ofequilibrium flashpoint (temperature ranges-10°C to & 5°C and 80°C to 135°C)

The certification of a second series of five hydrocarbon materials for the determination ofequilibrium flashpoint (temperature ranges-10°C to & 5°C and 80°C to 135°C)

by D. J. Lewis

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