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Does NFPA 30 govern storage of liquids in a laboratory?

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Does NFPA 30 govern storage of liquids in a laboratory?

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In the open work area of the laboratory, no. The quantity of liquid allowed in a laboratory work area is governed by NFPA 45, Standard on Fire Protection for Laboratories Using Chemicals. However, NFPA 30, would cover an inside storage room in a laboratory occupancy, but must be separated from adjoining building areas by 2-hour construction.

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