Inflammable liquid was sprinkled throughout the house and set alight.
Ethylene oxide is highly inflammable and any leakage could have led to a major explosion.
The labelling of packages and vehicles used in the carriage of inflammable liquids with a flash-point below 73 deg.
Hydrogen is not only highly inflammable, it is, when mixed with air, very explosive.
I think, for example, of the storage of dangerous and inflammable materials.
One could understand the argument if the fire hazard were coming from the inflammable cargo.
If the fire hazard is coming from the engine, how can there be logic in excluding those vehicles carrying a smaller inflammable load?
Fourth, containers and tank vehicles conveying inflammable waste may now display the words "disposable waste" instead of the name of the substance.
