Is when a substance reacts with oxygenoxidation
Is a chemical reaction involving combustible materials and an oxidizing agent producing heat or energycombustion
Is the chemical reaction producing energy in the form of hear, light and flamefire
Explores the chemical reactions that occur during combustion, where fuel, heat and oxygen combine to create flamesthe chemistry of fire
It investigate how fire spread the factors that influence their intensity, and different types of fire behavior, like smoldering or flamingfire behavior
Fire science teaches firefighters the techniques and strategies to extinguish fires, using equipment and tactics to control flamesfirefighting
Fire science helps investigators determine the cause of a fire, whether it was an accident or something more intentionalfire investigation
Is the study of fire in all its aspects, it is not just about putting out flames; it is about understanding how fire worksfire science
Increases the temperature of combustible material from kindling to ignition temperaturefriction method
This method generated a spark to set kindling a firepercussion method
One of the oldest methods of starting fires consists of rubbing two sticks togethertwo sticks
Is a more efficient method of rubbing two pieces of wood togetherhand drill
Another ancient method of starting fires consists of striking flint against another flint to produce sparksstriking flint
Focuses the sunlight on tinder and the energy of the sunlight heats the tinder until it ignitesmagnifying glass
In persian literature fire discovered during a fight of hero with a dragonfire in legend
Fire has played central role in religionfire in religion
Is the branch of knowledge that deals with industrial arts and sciencetechnology
Describe the period when the four elements of the fire tetrahedron come together and combustion beginsignition
Shortly after ignition a fire plume begins to form above the burning fuelgrowth
The transition between the growth and the fully developed fire stages and is not a specific event such as ignitionflashover
Occurs when all combusitble materials in the compartment are involved in the firefull developed
As the fire consumes the available fuel in the compartment the rate of hear released begins to declinedecay
Which refers to the ratio of the weight of the liquid or the solid substance to the weight of an equal colume of waterspecific gravity
Which is the force exerted by the molecules on the surface of the liquid at equilibriumvapor pressure
Which is the weight of the volume of pure gas opposed to the weight of a volume of dry air with the same temperature and pressurevapor density
Which refers to the lowest temperature of a liquid in an open container at which vapors are developed fast enough to support uninterrupted combustionfire point
Which refers to the heat at which a flammable liquid form a vapor - air mixture that ignitesflashpoint
Refers to the measurement of the degree of thermal agitation or disturbance of moleculestemperature
Which is the constant heat at which vapor pressure of the liquid is equal to the atmospheric pressureboiling point
Which refers to changes whereby heat us added or absorbed before the reactions takes placeendothermic reactions
Are those that give off or release energy or heat which produce substance with less energy than the reactantsexothermix reactions
Which refers to the chemical changes which combustible materials and oxidizing agents reactsoxidation
Refere to a glowing body of mixed gases undergoing the process of combustionflames
the color of the flame is blue due to the almost complete combustion of the fuel and has relatively high temperature and forms no soot deposit.non luminous flame
the color is orange-red due to incomplete combustion of the fuel, has relatively lower temperature and will deposit soot to anything being subjected to it.luminous flame
which refer to those having irregular and unsteady swirls.turbulent flames
which refer to flames which generally follows a smooth path through a gaseous flame.laminar flame
are manifested when fuel alone is forced through a nozzle into the atmosphere which spread in the surrounding atmosphere forming a flammable mixture.diffusion flames
are those observed when hydrocarbon is mixed with air before reaching the flame zonepre mixed flames
These are customary used for burning with air to produce heat, which in turn is utilized as power, light and processfuel gases
They readily react with oxygen (burn) to release energy in the form of heatcombustion
They are used as a primary energy source for various applicationsenergy source
A common fuel for heating homes, generating electricity, and powering vehiclesnatural gas
Used for heating, cooking, and as a fuel for vechickes and industrial processespropane
A mixture of propane and butane, commonly used as a fuel for vehicles and industrial processesliquefied petroleum gas
Used in lighters, camping stoves, and as a fuel additivebutane
Is when a substance reacts with oxygenoxidation
Is a chemical reaction involving combustible materials and an oxidizing agent producing heat or energycombustion
Is the chemical reaction producing energy in the form of hear, light and flamefire
Explores the chemical reactions that occur during combustion, where fuel, heat and oxygen combine to create flamesthe chemistry of fire
It investigate how fire spread the factors that influence their intensity, and different types of fire behavior, like smoldering or flamingfire behavior
Fire science teaches firefighters the techniques and strategies to extinguish fires, using equipment and tactics to control flamesfirefighting
Fire science helps investigators determine the cause of a fire, whether it was an accident or something more intentionalfire investigation
Is the study of fire in all its aspects, it is not just about putting out flames; it is about understanding how fire worksfire science
Increases the temperature of combustible material from kindling to ignition temperaturefriction method
This method generated a spark to set kindling a firepercussion method
One of the oldest methods of starting fires consists of rubbing two sticks togethertwo sticks
Is a more efficient method of rubbing two pieces of wood togetherhand drill
Another ancient method of starting fires consists of striking flint against another flint to produce sparksstriking flint
Focuses the sunlight on tinder and the energy of the sunlight heats the tinder until it ignitesmagnifying glass
In persian literature fire discovered during a fight of hero with a dragonfire in legend
Fire has played central role in religionfire in religion
Is the branch of knowledge that deals with industrial arts and sciencetechnology
Describe the period when the four elements of the fire tetrahedron come together and combustion beginsignition
Shortly after ignition a fire plume begins to form above the burning fuelgrowth
The transition between the growth and the fully developed fire stages and is not a specific event such as ignitionflashover
Occurs when all combusitble materials in the compartment are involved in the firefull developed
As the fire consumes the available fuel in the compartment the rate of hear released begins to declinedecay
Which refers to the ratio of the weight of the liquid or the solid substance to the weight of an equal colume of waterspecific gravity
Which is the force exerted by the molecules on the surface of the liquid at equilibriumvapor pressure
Which is the weight of the volume of pure gas opposed to the weight of a volume of dry air with the same temperature and pressurevapor density
Which refers to the lowest temperature of a liquid in an open container at which vapors are developed fast enough to support uninterrupted combustionfire point
Which refers to the heat at which a flammable liquid form a vapor - air mixture that ignitesflashpoint
Refers to the measurement of the degree of thermal agitation or disturbance of moleculestemperature
Which is the constant heat at which vapor pressure of the liquid is equal to the atmospheric pressureboiling point
Which refers to changes whereby heat us added or absorbed before the reactions takes placeendothermic reactions
Are those that give off or release energy or heat which produce substance with less energy than the reactantsexothermix reactions
Which refers to the chemical changes which combustible materials and oxidizing agents reactsoxidation
Refere to a glowing body of mixed gases undergoing the process of combustionflames
the color of the flame is blue due to the almost complete combustion of the fuel and has relatively high temperature and forms no soot deposit.non luminous flame
the color is orange-red due to incomplete combustion of the fuel, has relatively lower temperature and will deposit soot to anything being subjected to it.luminous flame
which refer to those having irregular and unsteady swirls.turbulent flames
which refer to flames which generally follows a smooth path through a gaseous flame.laminar flame
are manifested when fuel alone is forced through a nozzle into the atmosphere which spread in the surrounding atmosphere forming a flammable mixture.diffusion flames
are those observed when hydrocarbon is mixed with air before reaching the flame zonepre mixed flames
These are customary used for burning with air to produce heat, which in turn is utilized as power, light and processfuel gases
They readily react with oxygen (burn) to release energy in the form of heatcombustion
They are used as a primary energy source for various applicationsenergy source
A common fuel for heating homes, generating electricity, and powering vehiclesnatural gas
Used for heating, cooking, and as a fuel for vechickes and industrial processespropane
A mixture of propane and butane, commonly used as a fuel for vehicles and industrial processesliquefied petroleum gas
Used in lighters, camping stoves, and as a fuel additivebutane