Is there a difference between the concepts of fire and ignition?

2009-08-04View Original

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Is there a difference between the concepts of fire and ignition?

Reply #22009-08-04

There's nothing to discuss about this, right? Using a method to burn materials is called ignition, and burning materials is called fire.

Reply #32009-08-04

One is non-human factors and the other is human effects.

Reply #42009-08-04

Ignition may not necessarily lead to fire. It may be necessary to light the fire several times during the process of catching fire.

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