【Daily Question】1.27 Fill-in-the-blank: Boiling point of oils
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Fill-in-the-blank: The higher the boiling point of a liquid, the easier it is to ( ). Therefore, its autoignition point is ( ), while its flash point is ( ). For spontaneous ignition, the value is low; for other conditions, it is high. If your response is very long, participate in the event to win a prize! ! ! ! Year-end event – “HaiChuan Thanksgiving Season” – Custom title. [Petroleum and Chemicals Section] Thread: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1532394-1-1.html If you have any thoughts or feelings to share, come here and let’s chat about them! ! ! ! Gratitude Stories — My Experience with My Master: Prize-winning Contest (Reply for +50 Wealth) http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1530494-1-1.html
The higher the boiling point of a fuel, the easier it is to burn; therefore, its autoignition temperature is low and its flash point is also low
This post was last edited by B0SS on 2016-1-27 21:26. The higher the boiling point of a fuel, the easier it is for it to catch fire spontaneously; therefore, the auto-ignition point is low while the flash point is high.
Why does a higher boiling point make it easier to catch fire spontaneously?
The higher the boiling point of a fuel, the easier it is to burn; therefore, its auto-ignition temperature is lower while its flash point is higher.
The higher the boiling point of a petroleum product, the easier it is to coking; therefore, its autoignition point is low while its flash point is high
The higher the boiling point of a fuel, the easier it is for it to catch fire spontaneously; therefore, its autoignition point decreases while its flash point increases