Looking to identify potential chemicals with NFPA 704 rating 1-2-3-OX

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As the title suggests, I'm trying to find a good method to locate potential chemicals with a fire diamond of 1-2-3-OX.

The sign was on a single large tank, so I assume it was a single substance within (I also believe it was a gas).

I've tried Cameo Chemicals and OSHA but haven't had any luck yet.

Thank you!

asked Nov 9 at 0:10

Butterdog

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$\begingroup$ And this tank was where, that is, on what kind of premises? $\endgroup$
– Jon Custer
Commented Nov 9 at 0:15
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$\begingroup$ A hydropower plant, not near any type of machinery that I could discern the purpose from. $\endgroup$
– Butterdog
Commented Nov 9 at 0:25
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$\begingroup$ Hmmm… newenv.com/resources/nfpa-chemicals has none with 1-2-3 oddly enough. $\endgroup$
– Jon Custer
Commented Nov 9 at 3:16
$\begingroup$ @JonCuster I appreciate the help! Maybe I'll have to find literature on the specific compound instead of trying to search a database. $\endgroup$
– Butterdog
Commented Nov 9 at 3:27
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$\begingroup$ Related posts: chemistry.stackexchange.com/questions/85342/… ... chemistry.stackexchange.com/questions/172657/… $\endgroup$
– Nilay Ghosh
Commented Nov 9 at 5:01

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