Well, enough soap boxing. This section, as the title suggests,
gives information concerning the products flammability and
explosive properties. The first piece of information we find in
this MSDS is the flash point. The flash point is the minimum
temperature, at which a liquid gives off a vapor sufficient to
be ignitable. With flash point of just 7 degrees above zero, it
will pretty much be ignitable at any given time. However, wait,
it gets better, the two propellants, Iso-Butane and Propane have
flash points of 117°F (-83°C) - and 156 0F (-104°C)
respectively. Therefore, the seven-degree flash point is for the
actual useable product and does not reflect the properties of
the propellants. It would be a good idea to keep this in mind
anytime you reviewing a MSDS for product with extremely
flammable propellants. Although they should, the flash point and
the auto ignition point may not take into account the
propellants! The auto ignition point is the temperature at which
a substance spontaneously combust. That