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explain ignition temperature and calorific value

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Answered by Anonymous
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the temp required to excited and burn the substance is called ignition temp and energy required to burn is called calorific value

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Answered by ShadowLucifer
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Fire point is the lowest temperature where the vapor of a liquid will initiate and sustain acombustion reaction. Ignition temperaturerefers to the minimum temperature at which a substance that is flammable such as air or gas, must be heated before it begins burning without the source of the heat.
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