- his ideas. Historically, flammable,
inflammable and
combustible meant capable of burning. The word "
inflammable" came
through French from the
Latin inflammāre...
-
Inflammable Material is the
debut album by the
Northern Irish punk band
Stiff Little Fingers.
Released in 1979, at the
height of The Troubles, most of...
- substance, by
naming the gas from a metal-acid
reaction "
inflammable air". He
speculated that "
inflammable air" was in fact
identical to the
hypothetical substance...
- 1978, the song
later appeared on the band's 1979
debut studio album,
Inflammable Material. Jake Burns, the lead
singer of
Stiff Little Fingers, was asked...
-
single came out on
their own
independent label,
Rigid Digits.
Their album Inflammable Material,
released in
partnership with
Rough Trade,
became the first...
- Dictionary. Merriam-Webster.
Retrieved December 18, 2020. "Flammable vs.
Inflammable". Merriam-Webster.com dictionary. Merriam-Webster.
Retrieved December...
- for his
discovery of hydrogen,
which he
termed "
inflammable air". He
described the
density of
inflammable air,
which formed water on combustion, in a 1766...
- instead. Blucas's
first television role was in the
television movie Inflammable, made in 1995. From there, he
found roles in both
television and film...
- for example, is not only the
familiar yellow non-metal, but also an
inflammable "spirit". In 1724, in his book Logick, the
English minister and logician...
- an
account of a
method of
preserving a
continued light in
mixtures of
inflammable gases and air
without flame".
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal...
