WHAT IS COMBUSTION? DIFFERENCE BETWEEN COMBUSTIBLE AND NON-COMBUSTIBLE SUBSTANCES
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Combustion is a chemical process in which a substance reacts rapidly with oxygen and gives off heat.
Difference-
combustible substances are those which catch fire or burn easily whereas non-combustible substances don't burn or catch fire easily.
Difference-
combustible substances are those which catch fire or burn easily whereas non-combustible substances don't burn or catch fire easily.
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Combustion is burning of a substance in presence of oxygen with release of heat and light.
There are 4 types combustion-:
•Rapid combustion- Combustion in which substances catch fire instantly.
•Spontaneous combustion- Combustion which is done without any apparent cause.
•Slow combustion- Combustion in which substances catch fire slowly.
•Explosion- It's uncontrollable combustion.
There are two types of materials which burns are-:
•COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS- The substances which burns easily in presence of oxygen
•NON-COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS- The substances which doesn't catch fire very easily in presence of oxygen.
Hope it helped you..............
There are 4 types combustion-:
•Rapid combustion- Combustion in which substances catch fire instantly.
•Spontaneous combustion- Combustion which is done without any apparent cause.
•Slow combustion- Combustion in which substances catch fire slowly.
•Explosion- It's uncontrollable combustion.
There are two types of materials which burns are-:
•COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS- The substances which burns easily in presence of oxygen
•NON-COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS- The substances which doesn't catch fire very easily in presence of oxygen.
Hope it helped you..............
prmkulk1978:
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