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It occurs if a vessel that contains a liquid at a temperature above its

atmospheric pressure boiling point ruptures. This type of explosion
occurs when an external fire heats the contents of a tank of volatile
material. As the tank contents heat, the vapor pressure of the liquid
within the tank increases, and the tank’s structural integrity is reduced
because of the heating. If the tank ruptures, the hot liquid volatilizes
explosively.

Boiling-liquid expanding-vapor explosion

(BLEVE)
 FLAMMABILITY

The explosive vaporization of a large fraction of the vessel contents,

possibly followed by combustion or explosion of the vaporized cloud
if it is combustible.

Subsequent BLEVE
 FLAMMABILITY

In this explosion, the reaction front moves at a

speed less than the speed of sound in the unreacted medium.

Deflagration
 FLAMMABILITY

In this explosion, the reaction front moves at a speed greater

than the speed of sound in the unreacted medium.

Detonation
 FLAMMABILITY

This explosion results from the rapid combustion of fine solid

particles. Many solid materials (including common metals such as
iron and aluminum) become flammable when reduced to a fine
powder and suspended in air.

Dust explosion
 FLAMMABILITY

The lowest temperature at which a vapor above a liquid will

continue to burn once ignited.

Fire Point
 FLAMMABILITY

The lowest temperature at which it gives off enough vapor to form

an ignitable mixture with air. At this point, the vapor will burn but
only briefly; inadequate vapor is produced to maintain combustion.
The trend generally increases with increasing pressure.

Flash Point
 FLAMMABILITY

This results from the sudden failure of a vessel containing high-

pressure, nonreactive gas.

Mechanical Explosion
 FLAMMABILITY

The pressure over ambient that results from an

explosion.

Overpressure
 FLAMMABILITY

This is an abrupt pressure wave moving through a gas. It is

followed by a strong wind if it is in air.

Shock Wave
 FLAMMABILITY

Combined shock wave and wind.

Blast Wave
 FLAMMABILITY

The minimum energy input required to initiate combustion.

This increases with pressure.

Minimum Ignition Energy

 FLAMMABILITY

It occurs when energy is released into the gas phase in a very

short time, typically milliseconds or less. If the energy is
released into the gas phase, the energy causes the gases to
expand very rapidly, forcing back the surrounding gas and
initiating a pressure wave that moves rapidly outward from
the blast origin.

Explosion
 FLAMMABILITY

It occurs when a large quantity of flammable material is

released, is mixed with enough air to form a flammable mixture,
and is ignited. Damage is due mostly to the overpressure, but
significant damage to equipment and personnel may occur due
to thermal radiation from the resulting fireball.

Vapor Cloud Explosion

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STATIC
ELECTRICITY
 STATIC ELECTRICITY

A method of providing electrical continuity between two or more

conductive objects to prevent electrical sparking between them.

BONDING
 STATIC ELECTRICITY

The time required for a charge in a liquid or on a solid material to

dissipate to 36.8 percent of its initial value when the material is
grounded.

Charging Relaxation Time

 STATIC ELECTRICITY

A current flow that occurs when the electrical field strength

exceeds the dielectric breakdown value of a medium such as air.

Electrical Discharge
 STATIC ELECTRICITY

A mixture of a gas, vapor, mist, or dust in air

which is within its flammable range.

Flammable Mixture
 STATIC ELECTRICITY

A special form of bonding in which a conductive

object is connected to (earth) ground.

Grounding
 STATIC ELECTRICITY

Any electrical discharge that has sufficient energy to ignite a

specified flammable mixture.

Incendive Discharge
 STATIC ELECTRICITY

One with an electrical resistivity that is low enough to make it

incapable of accumulating hazardous concentrations of static
charges when grounded.

Static-dissipative (antistatic) Material

 STATIC ELECTRICITY

It involves the contact and separation of solid-solid, solid-liquid, or

liquid-liquid surfaces. Pure gases do not cause charging unless they
carry droplets or dust particles.

Contact Electrification
 STATIC ELECTRICITY

It takes place when a conducting object is

exposed to electric fields from other objects.

Charge Induction
 STATIC ELECTRICITY

It allow static charges to dissipate without causing hazardous

accumulations. It normally takes place by conduction along the
material to ground.

Charge-dissipative Materials
 STATIC ELECTRICITY

It is generated when a highly nonuniform electric field of sufficient

strength terminates on a conductor that has a small radius of
curvature, i.e., a point, wire, or knife edge.

Corona
 STATIC ELECTRICITY

It takes place between conductors and charged

nonconductors, where the radius of curvature of the conductor is
too large for corona generation. The name refers to the brush-like
appearance of the discharge, which spreads from the conductor to
discrete areas on the non-conductor.

Brush Discharge
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Mercury is the closest planet to the

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Jupiter is a gas giant and the Venus has a beautiful name Saturn, the ringed planet, is
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System the Sun helium
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Saturn is not solid like Earth, but is instead

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Neptune is the farthest planet
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MERCURY SATURN
Mercury is the closest planet Saturn is the ringed one and a
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It’s the biggest planet in the Despite being red, Mars is
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The Moon is a satellite

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Mars Saturn
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DIAMETER 800 1,600 3,200

MASS 2,500 5,000 7,500

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Mercury is the closest planet to Neptune is the farthest planet
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Neptune is the farthest planet Mercury is the closest planet Jupiter is the biggest planet of
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Saturn is the ringed one and a Despite being red, Mars is a Sirius is the brightest star in
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