It is a clear non-flammable liquid with a sweet smell.

Please ensure other materials used in this experiment are non-flammable.

The citizens of the area needed a non-flammable, non wood solution.

Be robust & reliable design in non-flammable material like aluminum.

Sand, foam, steam or a non-flammable chemical can be used.

Just make sure whatever you use is non-flammable (ie no cardboard).

If you are having a barbecue or an open fire make sure it's well away form the caravan and on a suitable non-flammable base.

It is also dependent on the type of inert (non-flammable) gas.

Its fur is non-flammable, so it can withstand flame attacks.

In these types, a non-flammable insulating material was used.

Non-flammable inorganic components in the waste stream are not broken down.

Work on a fireproof table or have some non-flammable cover underneath your "furnace".

Although non-flammable, their combustion products include hydrofluoric acid, and related species.

Although liquid nitrogen is non-flammable, it can condense oxygen directly from air.

These materials are a little more expensive than the organics, but they are relatively non-flammable.

For the full effect, attach candles to the branches (in the interests of health and safety, put them on non-flammable surfaces).

In 1912, it introduced 28 mm non-flammable film and equipment under the brand name Pathescope.

Bio batteries are also a source of non-flammable, and non-toxic fuel.

A non-flammable gas is used for lift, and a single gas-powered engine provides forward momentum.

Thanks to strict fire code and the use of non-flammable materials, severe structural fires are rare.

It can catch many things on fire, including things that are usually non-flammable, such as asbestos, concrete, and glass.

For added protection, you can wrap the tape and pipe with non-flammable fiberglass insulation.

Polyvinyl acetate adhesive is non-flammable and water resistant, when set.

Helium is non-flammable and works with a greater number of detectors and older instruments.

At room temperature, it is a colourless, non-flammable gas, with a slightly sweet odour and taste.

It was a chlorine gas, non-inflammable and heavier than air.

If it was non-inflammable- "You cannot destroy me," the translator said.

The new addition is built entirely of non-inflammable material except wood casings and furniture.

Non-inflammable plastic was used for the engine cowling, with aluminium sheet behind.

Only non-inflammable items had survived the survey of the bonfire tenders.

He tried to burn it, but the pages were non-inflammable, nor could he tear them.

Naturally, other safety details have also been carefully worked out, not least fire safety, with the use of non-inflammable and self-extinguishing materials.

'Unless you want us to use non-inflammable silk?'

Due to the loudness of the R-3350 engines, the insulation had been augmented through the use of multiple materials including non-inflammable cloth and fiberglass.

The formula for the fixing coat was devised by a chemist, Paul Doumenjou, who also helped create early non-inflammable film for the cinema industry.

Antonyms of flammable/inflammable are non-flammable, non-inflammable, incombustible, non-combustible, uninflammable, or simply not flammable.

He goes outside to sink some non-inflammable items in the pond, but on turning back to the temple he finds himself filled with his childhood visions of its beauty, and he is overcome by uncertainty.

Johnson, G., "The Thames Is Non-Inflammable- But An Australian In London Leapt Up A STAIRWAY TO STARDOM."

And there were those who were risking their lives every day to test new types of personal armour and non-inflammable suits which one day would allow human beings to bore through to the infernal centre of the earth or land on the boiling surfaces of other planets and come away unscathed: man against fire.

Through that pipe was coming - not water - but a noninflammable poison gas!

If it was noninflammable, the trick would be instantly discovered when the planes began to warm up.

Mixed with gasoline, this black noninflammable fluid became a potential explosive of terrific energy.

He tried to burn it, but the pages were noninflammable, nor could he tear them.

The upper cell of each of these balloons is filled with noninflammable helium to provide most of the needed lift.

It was noninflammable!

In this case, the fire was burning normally, on a level with the dead body, but it might be that Philmont had been poisoned by some noninflammable gas.

Since World War I, when gas-filled zeppelins served as strategic bombers, Washington has regarded noninflammable helium as a strategic resource.

Because it is a noninflammable gas with nearly as much lifting power as inflammable hydrogen, it was prized by airship builders and users following World War I, a conflict in which hydrogen-filled Zeppelin bombers had proved to be deathtraps.

An arc of green-glowing repeater screens had been installed along the inner wall against a thermite-bomb destruction system that could burn out the entire barn right down to the noninflammable mucilaginous quickplugs that could be triggered to seal off the Hive head.