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CLASS II
(Dusts)
Hazardous Substances

Material
Minimum Cloud or
Layer Ignition Temperature 1
°F
 
°C
CLASS II, GROUP E METAL DUSTS
Aluminum, atomized collector fines
1022
CI
550
Aluminum, A422 flake
608
320
Aluminum - cobolt alloy (60-40)
1058
570
Aluminum - copper alloy (50-50)
1526
830
Aluminum - lithium clloy (15% Li)
752
400
Aluminum - magnesium alloy (Dowmetal)
806
CI
430
Aluminum nickel alloy (58-42)
1004
540
Aluminum - silicon alloy (12% Si)
1238
NL
670
Boron, commercial-amorphous (85% B)
752
400
Calcium Silicide
1004
540
Chromium (97%) electrolytic, milled
752
400
Ferromanganese, medium carbon
554
290
Ferrosilicon (88%, 9% Fe)
1472
800
Ferrotitanium (19% Ti, 1% Fe, 0.06% C)
698
CI
370
Iron, 98% H 2 reduced
554
290
Iron, 99%, Carbonyl
590
310
Magnesium, Grade B Milled
806
430
Manganese
464
240
Silicon, 96%, milled
1436
CI
780
Tantalum
572
300
Thorium, 96%, O 2
518
CI
270
Tin, 96%, atomized (2% Pb)
806
430
Titanium, 99%
626
CI
330
Titanium Hydride, (95% Ti, 3.8% H 2 )
896
CI
480
Vanadium Hydride, (93.6% Zr, 2.1% H 2 )
914
490
Zirconium Hydride (93.6% Zr, 2.1% H 2 )
518
270
CLASS II, GROUP F CARBONACEOUS DUSTS
Asphalt (Brown Petroleum Resin)
950
CI
510
Charcoal
356
180
Coal, Kentucky Bituminous
356
180
Coal, Pittsburgh Experimental
338
170
Coal, Wyoming
-
-
Gilsonite
932
500
Lignite, California
356
180
Pitch, Coar, Tar
1310
NL
710
Pitch, Petroleum
1166
NL
630
Shale, Oil
-
-
CLASS II, GROUP G AGRICULTURAL DUSTS
Alfalfa Meal
392
200
Almond Shell
392
200
Apricot Pit
446
230
Cellulose
500
260
Cherry Pit
428
220
Cinnamon
446
230
Citrus Peal
518
270
Cocoa, Bean, Shell
698
370
Cocoa, Natural, 19% fat
464
240
Coconut Shell
428
220
Corn
482
250
Corncob Grit
464
240
Corn Dextrine
698
370
Cornstarch, commercial
626
330
Cornstarch, modified
392
200
Cork
410
210
Cottonseed Meal
392
200
Cube Root, South America
446
230
Flax Shive
446
230
Garlic, dehydrated
680
NL
360
Guar Seed
932
NL
500
Gum, Arabic
500
260
Gum, Karaya
464
240
Gum, Manila (copal)
680
CI
360
Gum, Tragancanth
500
260
Hemp Hurd
428
220
Lycopodium
590
310
Malt Barley
482
250
Milk, Skimmed
392
200
Pea Fluor
500
260
Peach Pit Shell
410
210
Peanut Hyll
410
210
Peat, Spaghum
464
240
Pecan Nut Shell
410
210
Pectin
392
200
Potato Starch, Dextrinated
824
NL
440
Pyrethrum
410
210
Rauwolfa Vormitoria Root
446
230
Rice
428
220
Rice Bran
914
NL
490
Rice Hull
428
220
Safflower Meal
410
210
Soy Fluor
374
190
Soy Protein
500
260
Sucrose
662
CI
350
Sugar, Powdered
698
CI
370
Tung Kernels, Oil-Free
464
240
Walnut Shell, Black
428
220
Wheat
428
220
Wheat Fluor
680
360
Wheat Glutin, gum
968
NL
520
Wheat Starch
716
NL
380
Wheat Straw
428
220
Woodbark, Ground
482
250
Wood Fluor
500
260
Yeast, Torula
500
260
CLASS II, GROUP G CHEMICALS
Acetoacetanilde
824
M
440
Acetoacet-o-phenetidide
1040
NL
560
Adipic Acid
1022
M
550
Anthranilic Acid
1076
M
580
Aryl-nitrosomerhylanide
914
NL
490
Azelaic Acid
1130
M
610
2.2 Azo-bis-butyronitrile
662
350
Benzoic Acid
824
M
440
Benzotriazole
824
M
440
Bisphenol-A
1058
M
570
Chiloroacetoacetanilde
1184
M
640
Diallyl Phthalate
896
M
480
Dicumyl Peroxide
(suspended on CaCO 3 ), 40-60
356
180
Dicyclopentadiene Dioxide
788
NL
420
Dihydroacetic Acid
806
NL
430
Dimethyl Isophthalate
1076
M
580
Dimethyl Terephthalate
1058
M
570
3.5-Dinitrobenzoic Acid
860
NL
460
Dinitritoluamide
932
NL
500
Diphenyl
1166
M
630
Dietertiary Butyl Paracresol
878
NL
470
Ethyl Hydroxyethyl Cellulose
734
NL
390
Fumaric Acid
968
M
520
Hexamethylebe Tetramine
770
S
410
Hydroxyethyl Cellulose
770
NL
410
Isotoic Anhydride
1292
NL
700
Methionine
680
360
Nitrosoamine
518
NL
270
Para-oxy-benzaldehyde
716
CI
380
Paraphenylene Diamine
1148
M
620
Para tertiary Butyl Benzonic Acid
1040
M
560
Pentaerythritol
752
M
400
Phenylbetanphthylamine
1256
NL
680
Phthalic Anydride
1202
M
650
Phthalimide
1166
M
630
Salicylanilide
1130
M
610
Sorbic Acid
860
460
Stearic Acid, Aluminum Salt
572
300
Stearic Acid, Zinc Salt
950
M
510
Sulfur
428
220
Terephthalic Acid
1256
NL
680
CLASS II, GROUP G DRUGS
2-Acetylamino-5-nitrothiazole
842
450
2-Amino-5-nitrothiazole
860
460
Aspirin
1220
M
660
Guilasonic Acid, Diacetone
788
NL
420
Mannitol
860
M
460
Nitropyridone
806
M
430
1-Sorbise
698
M
370
Vitamin B1, monoitrate
680
NL
360
Vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid)
536
280
CLASS II, GROUP G DYES, PIGMENTS, INTERMEDIARIES
Beta-napthalene-azo-Dimethylaniline
347
175
Green Base Harmon Dye
347
175
Red Dyr Intermediate
347
175
Violet 200 Dye
347
175
CLASS II, GROUP G PESTICIDES
Benzethonium Chloride
716
CI
368
Bis (2-Hydroxy-5-chlorophenyl) methane
1058
NL
570
Crag No. 974
590
CI
310
Diedrin (20%)
1022
NL
550
2.6-Ditertiary-butyl-paracresol
788
NL
420
Dithane
356
180
Ferbam
302
150
Manganese Vancide
248
120
Sevin
284
140
Trithiobis (N,N-Diemethylthio-formamide)
446
230
CLASS II, GROUP G THERMOPLASTIC RESINS & MOLDING COMPOUNDS
Acetl Resins
Acetal, Linear (Polyformaldehyde)
824
NL
440
Acrylic Resins
Acrylamide Polymer
464
240
Acrylonitrile Polymer
860
460
Acrylonitrile-Vinyl-Pyridine-Copolymer
464
240
Acrylonitrile-Vinyl-Chloride-Vinylidene Chloride Copolymer (70-20-10)
410
210
Methyl Methacrylate Polymer
824
NL
440
Methyl Methacrylate-Ethyl-Acrylate Copolymer
896
NL
480
Methyl Methacrylate-Ethyl Acrylate Styrene Copolymer
824
NL
440
Methyl Methacrylate-Styrene-Butadiene Acrylonitrile Copolymer
896
480
Methacrylic Acid Polymer
554
NL
290
Cellulosic Resins
Cellulose Acetate
644
340
Cellulose Triacetate
806
NL
430
Cellulose Acetate Butyrate
698
NL
370
Cellulose Propionate
860
NL
460
Ethyl Cellulose
608
CI
320
Methyl Cellulose
644
340
Carboxymethyl Cellulose
554
290
Hydroxethyl Cellulose
644
340
Chlorinated Polyether Resins
Chlorinated Polyether Alcohol
860
460
Nylon (Polyamide) Resins
Nylon Polymer (Polyhexa-methylene Adipamide)
806
430
Polycarbonate Resins
Polycarbonate
1310
NL
710
Polyethylene Resins
Polyethylene, High Pressure Process
716
380
Polyethylene, Low Pressure Process
788
NL
420
Polyethylene Wax
752
NL
400
Polymethylene Resins
Carboxpolyethylene
968
NL
520
Polypropylene Resins
Polypropylene (No Antioxidant)
788
NL
420
Rayon Resins
Rayon (Viscose) Flock
482
250
Styrene Resins
Polystyrene Molding Compound
1040
NL
560
Polystyrene Latex
932
500
Styrene-Acrylonitrile (70-30)
932
NL
500
Styrene-Butadiene Latex (< 75% Styrene; Alum coagulated)
824
NL
400
Vinyl Resins
Polyvinyk Acetate
1022
NL
550
Polyvinyl Acetate Alcohol
824
440
Polyvinyl Butyrate
734
NL
390
Vinyl Chloride-Acrylonitrile Copolymer
878
470
Polyvinyl Chloride-Dioctyl Phthalate Mixture
608
NL
320
Vinyl Toluene-Acrylonitrile Butadiene Copolymer
936
NL
530
CLASS II, GROUP G THERMOSETTING RESINS & MOLDING COMPOUNDS
Allyl Resins
Allyl Alcohol Derivative (CR-39)
932
NL
500
Urea Formaldehyde Molding Compound
860
NL
460
Urea Formaldehyde-Phenol Formaldehyde Molding Compound (Wood Fluor Filler)
464
240
Epoxy Resins
Epoxy
1004
NL
540
Epocy - Bisphenol A
950
NL
510
Phenol Furfural
590
310
Phenolic Resins
Phenol Formaldehyde
1076
NL
580
Phenol Formaldehyde Molding Compound (Wood Fluor Filler)
932
NL
500
Phenol
554
290
Polyester Resins
Polyethylene Terephthalate
932
NL
500
Styrene Modified Polyester-Glass Fiber Mixture
680
390
Polyurethane Resins
Polyurethane Foam, No Fire Retardant
824
440
Polyurethane Foam, Fire Retardant
734
390
CLASS II, GROUP G SPECIAL RESINS & MOLDING COMPOUNDS
Alkyl Ketone Dirner Sizing Compound
320
160
Cashew Oil, Phenolic, Hard
356
180
Chlorinated Phenol
1058
NL
570
Coumarone-Indene, Hard
968
NL
520
Ethylene Oxide Polymer
662
NL
350
Ethylene-Maleic Anhydride Copolymer
1004
NL
540
Lignin, Hydrolized, Wood-Type, Fines
842
NL
450
Petrin Acrylte Monomer
428
NL
220
Petroleum Resin (Brown Asphalt)
932
500
Rosin, DK
734
NL
390
Rubber, Crude, Hard
662
NL
350
Rubber, Synthetic, Hard (33% S)
608
NL
320
Shellac
752
NL
400
Sodium Resinate
428
220
Styrene-Maleic-Anhydride Copolymer
878
CI
470
1 Since the minimum ignition temperture of a layer of a speciific dust is not always lower that the minimum temperature of a cloud of dust, the lower of the two minimum ignition temperatures is listed. If no symbol appears between the two temperature columns, then the layer ignition temperature is shown. " CI " means the cloud ignition temperature is shown. " NL " means that no layer ignition temperature is available and the cloud ignition temperature is shown. " M " means that the dust layer melts before it ignites and the cloud temperature is shown." S " means that the dust layer sublimes before it ignites and the cloud ignition temperature is shown.
2 Certain metal dusts may have characteristics that require safeguards beyond those required for atmospheres containing the dusts of aluminum, magnesium and commercial alloys. As an example, thorium, uranium and zirconium dusts have extremely low ignition temperatures (as low as 20°C) and minimum ignition energies, lower than any material classified in any Class I or Class II Groups.

 

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