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What is the boiling point defined as?
What is the boiling point defined as?
Which term refers to the minimum temperature needed for a substance to start burning without external heat sources?
Which term refers to the minimum temperature needed for a substance to start burning without external heat sources?
What happens when a substance undergoes an exothermic reaction?
What happens when a substance undergoes an exothermic reaction?
What is oxidation in terms of chemical reactions?
What is oxidation in terms of chemical reactions?
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Which process involves the thermal decomposition of combustible matter through light action?
Which process involves the thermal decomposition of combustible matter through light action?
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What does the flash point represent for a liquid?
What does the flash point represent for a liquid?
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What is considered the 'soul' of the fire according to the text?
What is considered the 'soul' of the fire according to the text?
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Which theory of fire includes 4 elements: heat, fuel, oxygen, and chemical chain reaction?
Which theory of fire includes 4 elements: heat, fuel, oxygen, and chemical chain reaction?
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What is the 'life' of the fire according to the text?
What is the 'life' of the fire according to the text?
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What is produced by an insufficient supply of oxygen during combustion?
What is produced by an insufficient supply of oxygen during combustion?
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What is the source of ignition in fire?
What is the source of ignition in fire?
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Which component of the Fire Triangle Theory represents the 'body' of the fire?
Which component of the Fire Triangle Theory represents the 'body' of the fire?
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