combustible substance

It is described as a process through which oxygen combines with the combustible substance.

Natural gas is a fuel and a combustible substance.

It is also important in processes that produce combustible substances as a by-product.

It should not be stored near combustible substances.

Well, empty of people, but full of the incredibly combustible substance called wildfire.

It contains an extremely combustible substance called antimatter.

They would often be armed with large stones that could be covered with a combustible substance and set alight.

Inappropriate fabrics or fabrics contaminated with combustible substances (grease, oils, fats).

Hydrogen peroxide should be stored in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area and away from any flammable or combustible substances.

Nevertheless, to describe the obvious fact, that combustion is liberation of heat from the combustible substance, will hardly occur to anyone to-day.

An electric arc, if it forms during the short circuit, produces high amount of heat and can cause ignition of combustible substances as well.

Of all the combustible substance in this laboratory, the contents of the fire extinguishers was the swiftest to ignite.

Coal A black or brownish-black solid combustible substance, formed by the partial decomposition of vegetable matter, that is widely used as a natural fuel.

Becher believed that terra pinguis was a key feature of combustion and was released when combustible substances were burned.

One hand holds a wooden dagger, which was smudged in red color, second hand bore a plate, which was put into a combustible substance.

This detector is useful for identifying and quantifying combustible substances, such as aliphatic hydrocarbons, ketones, and alcohols.

Tiki torch employs a live flame; adopt appropriate precautions - do not leave unattended, keep out of reach of children, keep away from combustible substances.

These are potentially contaminated with carcinogenic coal tar and asbestos, phenols, sulfur compounds, cyanides and combustible substances.

Filling for incendiary munitions, including shells, grenades and flame throwers, is a chemical agent used primarily for igniting combustible substances.

Phlogiston was a hypothetical substance that was presumed to be liberated from combustible substances during burning, and from metals during the process of rusting.

Ensure that items contaminated with combustible substances such as solvents, grease, oils, fats etc (e.g. catering cloths, PPE) are not placed in tumble dryers.

If any combustible substance is mixed or suspended in air at the correct concentrations and contained in a vessel or building when ignition occurs, then a violent explosion can result.

My kind went the reverse route, utilizing the principles of gross leverage and exploitation of combustible substances to fashion large, crude machines, which we then refined to smaller, more precise ones.

The following year studies were conducted of a wood-based carbochemical fuel and a combustible substance made from a mixture of sugar cane and manioc, to obtain methanol and methane.

When she gave it to him, police said, Morris opened a bottle of STP octane booster, a combustible substance added to gasoline to increase mileage, and threatened to light it.