Question

2. Ignition temperature of a fuel is the a) Highest temperature that can be achieved by a fuel b) Maximum temperature a fuel can give c) Minimum temperature at which a fuel catches fire d) Temperature at which a fuel is stored.​

Answer 1

Answer:

(c) Minimum temperature at which a fuel catches fire.

$because \: substance \: can \: only \: catch \\ fire \: when \: it \: is \: heated \: to \: its \\ \ignition \: \temperature$

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