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One Question per Day (April 30, 2018)

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What is the order of auto-ignition temperatures for methane, hydrogen, and carbon monoxide? Hydrogen
Reply #22018-04-30
The ignition point of hydrogen is 585℃； The ignition point of CO is 650℃ ； The ignition point of methane is around 500
Reply #32018-04-30
Carbon monoxide is greater than methane, which is greater than hydrogen
Reply #42018-04-30
This post was last edited by 68ZCW on 2018-4-30 13:35 Hydrogen
Reply #52018-04-30
Methane is greater than hydrogen, which is greater than carbon monoxide

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