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material is
flammable if it
ignites easily at
ambient temperatures. In
other words, a
combustible material ignites with some
effort and a
flammable material...
- well-defined
lower and
upper bounds determined experimentally,
referred to as
flammability limits or
explosive limits.
Combustion can
range in
violence from deflagration...
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Flammability diagrams show the
control of
flammability in
mixtures of fuel,
oxygen and an
inert gas,
typically nitrogen.
Mixtures of the
three g****es are...
- A
flammable liquid is a
liquid which can be
easily ignited in air at
ambient temperatures, i.e. it has a
flash point at or
below nominal threshold temperatures...
- The
lower flammability limit (LFL),
usually expressed in
volume per cent, is the
lower end of the
concentration range over
which a
flammable mixture of...
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international territories following later in the year.
Originally titled Flammable Children, the
final title references the 1962
global hit "A Swingin' Safari"...
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point is a
descriptive characteristic that is used to
distinguish between flammable fuels, such as
petrol (also
known as gasoline), and
combustible fuels...
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handle dangerous goods,
which include materials that are radioactive,
flammable, explosive, corrosive, oxidizing, asphyxiating, biohazardous, toxic, poisonous...
- 0.2–2 mJ for
hydrocarbon vapors, 1–50 mJ for fine
flammable dust, 40–1000 mJ for co****
flammable dust. The
energy needed to
damage most
electronic devices[specify]...
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Tetraethylmethane is a
branched alkane with 9
carbon atoms. It is a
highly flammable and
volatile liquid at room temperature. It is one of the
isomers of nonane...
