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Basics of Combustion and Flame
 

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Basics of Combustion and FlameOnline version

Key terms related to burning and flames.

by murtaza Hussain
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A process of rapid oxidation producing heat and light.

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The visible, gaseous part of a combustion process.

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A gas essential for supporting most combustion reactions.

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Substance that burns to produce energy and heat.

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Energy transferred during combustion, raising temperature.

6

Fine particles and gases released during burning.

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To start combustion by applying heat or a spark.

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A primary element in many fuels and combustion products.

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A process of rapid oxidation producing heat and light.

2

The visible, gaseous part of a combustion process.

3

A gas essential for supporting most combustion reactions.

4

Substance that burns to produce energy and heat.

5

Energy transferred during combustion, raising temperature.

6

Fine particles and gases released during burning.

7

To start combustion by applying heat or a spark.

8

A primary element in many fuels and combustion products.

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