1. What is the NFPA diamond and why is it important?
2. Go to Wikipedia and search ethylene oxide to find the NFPA diamond numbers.
3. Draw the NFPA diamond for the chemicals propylene, isohexane, and isobutane that we discussed in Figure 2-6, and Example 2-5.

Figure 2-6

Example 2-5.

The isomerization of butane

Butane NFPA Diamond.

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12 10 FAO 8 6 (m³) 4 2 ON 0 0.35 0.53 Conversion X 0.65 0.74 0.8