Celluloid ignites very easily, burning with a smoky flame. The combbustion temperature may reach 1500- 1700°C. It burns with extraordinary rapidity. In the course of combuson long and very hot sheets of flame tare observed.
Four types of celluloid sheet were ju use by the Ta Chung Kuo Factory during recent months, Two were res-and Japanese lo locally rre-processed serap—one. type in the Ta Chung Kuo Factory prior to the fire of August, 1934, and one in the Chung Hsing Factory, Nantao, Regulations of certain Western governments require not be put on the off point" is Jess than 150°C. Tests made of ten specimens taken at random from the The Company had agreed also to improve the situation in the reprocess-Ing room, but its destruction by fire on August 1, 1994, eliminated the necessity.
The general question of impiovement of storage facilities had also been actively pursued, and plans to provide for adequate storage accommodation had been approved by the Public Works Department on May 28, 1935.
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