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It refers to the lowest temperature at which a combustible material can catch fire spontaneously under specified conditions; this temperature is known as the material’s autoignition point.
The lowest temperature at which a combustible material catches fire spontaneously under specified test conditions is called the autoignition point
If the oil is preheated to a very high temperature and then exposed to air, it can ignite on its own due to intense oxidation, without the need for an external spark; this is what is known as the spontaneous combustion of oil. The lowest oil temperature at which spontaneous combustion can occur is called the autoignition point.
The lowest temperature at which a combustible material can catch fire spontaneously under specified conditions.
It refers to the lowest temperature at which a combustible material can catch fire spontaneously under specified conditions.
The lowest temperature at which a combustible material catches fire under specified test conditions is called the autoignition point (also known as the autoignition temperature or ignition temperature).
If the oil is preheated to a very high temperature and then exposed to air, it can ignite on its own due to intense oxidation, without the need for an external spark; this is what is known as the spontaneous combustion of oil.
If the oil is preheated to a very high temperature and then exposed to air, it can ignite on its own due to intense oxidation, without the need for an ignition source. This is nature. The lowest temperature at which spontaneous combustion can occur is called the autoignition point.
If the oil is preheated to a very high temperature and then exposed to air, it can ignite on its own due to intense oxidation, without the need for an ignition source. This is nature. The lowest temperature at which spontaneous combustion can occur is called the autoignition point.
The lowest temperature at which a combustible material can catch fire spontaneously