What is the flashpoint of 200 proof ethanol?

• The flash point is the temperature at which point the flammable chemical compound gives off sufficient vapors to ignite in air.
• When the chemical compound is below the flash point, no flammable vapors are released.
• Manufactures, suppliers, and the NFPA use the flash point measurement to determine a liquid's flammability rating and hazard class.
• Some state rules governing ethanol may instead reference the material as "a substance with a flash point below <<target temperature>>". 
• The higher the concentration of alcohol, the lower the flash point of the compound.
• Anhydrous means "no water" and is another word to describe 200 proof alcohol.
• More information on fire safety codes and best practices: National Fire Prevention Association

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