Interpretation:
Whether the sufficient heat could be produced by the solvent still to ignite the lab notebooks in the adjacent workroom should be interpreted. Using the following figure 14.8 (in this chapter) the temperature profile has to be shown.
Concept Introduction:
Flammable: It is a property of a material relating how easily the material ignites (or) sustains a combustion reaction.
Ignition: It is a flammable mixture may be caused by flammable mixture coming in content with a source of ignition with sufficient energy (or) the gas reacting a temperature high enough to cause the gas to autoignite.
Autoignition: The auto ignition temperature (AIT) corresponds to the minimum temperature at which the vapour spontaneously ignites, even in the absence of an ignition source.
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