Flash Point 11
Flash Point 11 : The flash point is the lowest temperature at which a substance gives off vapor sufficient to form an ignitable mixture with the air near the surface of the substance. In respect to its use in the terms of vapors and flammable liquids, the term ignitable mixture is used in the context of flammable range. When ignited between the upper and lower limits, it is capable of flame propagation away from the source of ignition. Combustion may not be continuous at the flash point, depending upon fuel, extent, and environment. As indicated above, the term flash point most commonly applies to flammable liquids although there are many solids that may slowly deteriorate, sublime, or become chemically active at normal ambient temperatures. Many others will react in slightly higher temperatures or when exposed to direct rays of the sun, producing vapors which will flash while the substance retains its basically solid state
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