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Sonali Aggarwal 7 years, 3 months ago
Flash point for a flammable liquid is the minimum temperature at which there are enough vapors of the liquid to ignite when a ignition source (external) is brought near to it.
Ignition temperature is the least temperature at which the substance catches fire and starts burning.
Eg. Petrol has a flash point as low as -43°C and an ignition temperature of 246°C
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