Question

The substances which have very low __________ temperature and can easily catch fire with a flame are called __________ substances.

• A. ignition
• B. inflammable

Answer 1

Inflammable substances:

1. The definition of inflammable material is one that burns readily and with a low ignition temperature.
2. Alcohol, gasoline, liquefied petroleum gas, and other materials are examples of flammable substances.
3. The substances that are more difficult to burn or catch on fire are those that are combustible.
4. Highly flammable Hydrogen gas has an extremely little molecular weight.
5. Kerosene is both inflammable and has a low ignition temperature.
6. Methane, generally known as natural gas, is a non-flammable chemical.