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THE HONG KONG GOVERNMENT GAZETE, MARCH 1, 1940.
CATEGORY 4.
SUBSTANCES GIVING OFF INFLAMMABLI VAPOUR.
This category includes the substances specified in Classes 1 and 2 of this category, and also any substane not specified in this category which, when tested in a manner for the time being prescribed by the Dangerous Goods Ordinance, 1873, or regulations made thereunder, shows a flash point of or below 150° Fahrenheit.
Benzine.
Benzol.
CLASS 1.-FLASH POINT BELOW 73°F.
Benzolene.
Division 1.-Immiscible with water.
Butyl acetate (iso).
Carbon disulphide.
Ether (sulphuric).
Ethyl acetate. Gasolene.
Lythene.
Motor Spirit.
Naphtha.
Nickel carbonyl.
Toluol.
Acetone.
Division 2.-Miscible with water.
Diacetone alcohol.
Ethyl alcohol (spirits of wine).
Methyl alcohol.
Methylated spirit.
Propyl alcohol.
Pyridine.
CLASS 2.-FLASH POINT OF OR ABOVE 73°F
BUT NOT ABOVE 150°F.
Alcoholic liquids of a strength of or over 70 parts by weight.
Amyl acetate.
Amyl alcohol.
Butyl acetate (normal).
Butyl alcohol.
Coal tar.
Ethyl lactate.
Kerosene.
Paraffin.
Turpentine.
White spirit (turpentine substitute).
CATEGORY 5.
Acetic acid.
CORROSIVE SUBSTANCES,
Ammonium fluoride.
Antimony chloride.
Caustic potash.
Chlorohydric acid.
Chromic acid.
Hydrobromic acid.
Hydrochloric acid.
Hydrofluoric acid.
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