The flammability of lip, face and hair preparations in the presence of 100% oxygen.

Dille, J. Robert; Crane, Charles R.; Pendergrass, George E.; Civil Aeromedical Research Institute. Aeronautical Center

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The flammability of lip, face and hair preparations in the presence of 100% oxygen.

1963-11-01
By Dille, J. Robert ; Crane, Charles R. ; Pendergrass, George E.

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Dille, J. Robert ; Crane, Charles R. ; Pendergrass, George E.

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Civil Aeromedical Research Institute. Aeronautical Center
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Aeronautics--Safety Measures Atmospheric Pressure Aviation Medicine Aviation Safety Carbohydrates Chemical Reactions Chemical Reactions--Testing Chemical Tests Combustion, Spontaneous Complex Compounds Cosmetics Esters Explosions Face Fatty Acids Fatty Alcohols Fire Fire Causes Fire Testing Flammability Tests Glycerin Glycols Groups Of Organic Compounds Hair High Temperature High Temperatures Hydrocarbons Ignition Lanolin Lips Oxygen Petrolatum Polyethylene Glycol Samples Silicones Skin And Hair System Sparks Sterols Temperature
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AM 63-27 ; DOT/FAA/AM-63/27

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Civil Aerospace Medical Institute
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The effects of high concentrations and pressures of oxygen and static sparks upon lip, face and hair preparations were determined because of questions that frequently arise and apprehension that exists. A wide margin of safety was found for their use at or below one atmosphere of pressure. However, their use in experimental or therapeutic compressions is not deemed safe due to a marked increase in the effects of a static spark upon these compounds at two atmospheres oxygen pressure.
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