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under what circumstances can cylinders containing oxygen or acetylene be placed in confined spaces?
select the best option.
when the supervisor has approved it
when there is a fire watch present
when there are extinguishing agents nearby
oxygen or acetylene cylinders should not be placed in confined spaces

Explanation:

Oxygen and acetylene are highly flammable and reactive gases. Placing their cylinders in confined spaces poses a significant risk of explosion or fire due to gas accumulation and potential ignition sources. Safety - best practices generally prohibit such placement.

Answer:

Oxygen or acetylene cylinders should not be placed in confined spaces