Combustion and Flames
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What is the lowest temperature at which a combustible substance catches fire when heated in air called?

  • Ignition temperature (correct)
  • Inflammation temperature
  • Combustion temperature
  • Flame temperature

What are substances called that have very low ignition temperatures and can easily catch fire with a flame?

  • Inert substances
  • Combustible substances
  • Non-combustible substances
  • Flammable substances (correct)

What do we need for the generation of fire?

  • Fuel, heat, and carbon dioxide
  • Fuel, heat, and oxygen (correct)
  • Fuel, flame, and oxygen
  • Fuel, flame, and carbon dioxide

What are the different zones of a candle flame?

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Ignition Temperature

The lowest temperature at which a combustible substance catches fire in air when heated.

Flammable Substances

Substances with very low ignition temperatures, easily catching fire with a flame.

Fire Generation

Requires fuel, heat, and oxygen.

Candle Flame Zones

The candle flame has outer, inner, and core zones.

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