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A chemical which in the pure state, or as produced or transported, will vigorously polymerize, oligomerize, oxidize, decompose, condense, or will otherwise be readily converted to another material if contacted with a second reagent, or if conditions are suitable to sustain a reaction (including shock, pressure or temperature). |
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| Reference fuels |
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Chevron Phillips Chemical reference fuels help establish the quality of transportation vehicle fuels in standardized test procedures. The company supplies a broad range of reference fuels and fluids, including primary and secondary standards for gasoline, diesel, and aviation fuel. It also supplies a variety of test fluids used as reagents in various ASTM, SAE, and MilSpec tests. |
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A high-temperature, low-pressure process used to form hollow parts through the application of heat to biaxially rotated molds. Articles manufactured this way include recreational equipment and storage tanks for agriculture, industrial chemicals or waste. |
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