Biology, asked by evitaanita392, 1 year ago

What is the difference between flammable and inflammable ?
What does this picture indicate.

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Answered by SarahGupta

Inflammable and flammable both....

Hope it helps you...

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evitaanita392: So it means both mean the same right

SarahGupta: Yess

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evitaanita392: Which class are you in

SarahGupta: 10th

evitaanita392: Same here best of luck for your papers

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Answered by niafgj

flammable are those things which catch fire

For ex. Wood, petrol etc.

And
inflammable are those things which do not catch fire
For ex. Brick, water

niafgj: hiii

SarahGupta: Hi

evitaanita392: Hey what about the picture

niafgj: pictures mean flammable

evitaanita392: Ok thx

evitaanita392: But in some books it says flammable while in some as inflammable so I think both can be the answer?

niafgj: no only flammable

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