Static electricity charge accumulation

Provisions to dissipate accumulated static electricity charges. 

Anti-Static Laminates. The conventional laminates are relatively good electrical insulators and in consequence in dry conditions can accumulate static electric charges these can present problems—as when discharges take place suddenly in the course of manufacture or assembly of electronic components. It is particularly important for applications such as computer furniture and benches intended for electronic assembly that static charges will be dissipated at controlled rates. 

The liquid is able to form unstable peroxides in air may polymerize in the presence of acids and other initiators. Contact between water and cold liquefied gas may result in a violent reaction and possible superheat explosion this is especially dangerous in a tightly closed container. Inconpatible with acids, halogens, aliuninum borohydride, oxides of lutrogen. May accumulate static electrical charges may cause igiution of its vapors. 

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