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Arson 1st quiz prelims
  • AGANON JUSTINE C.

  • 問題数 58 • 2/10/2025

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    The manner which the fuel ignites, flame develops, and fire spreads distinguish characteristics of one particular fire from typical fire characteristics

    FIRE BEHAVIOR

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    is a chemical process caused by the combination of one or more substances with oxygen In order to start this chemical process, normally an initial source of heat is required.

    COMBUSTION

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    Is a rapid fire self sustaining oxidation process release of heat and light

    FIRE

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    Is the three elements to create produce fire equal in proportion

    FIRE TRIANGLE THEORY

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    Known as the chemical chain reaction

    FIRE TETRAHEDRON THEORY

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    Stages or steps wherein fir e is created

    LIFE CYCLE OF FIRE THEORY

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    any substance/combustibles that reacts chemically with oxygen and produces flames. For a fire to start there must be something to burn

    FUEL

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    a form of energy measured in degree of temperature the product of combustion that caused the spread of fire. For a fire to start there must be a source of ignition, usually heat or a spark. Heat sources include: open flame, hot surfaces, sparks and arcs, friction- chemical action, electrical energy and compression of gases

    HEAT

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    The most common source of heat in combustion reactions.

    CHEMICAL ENERGY

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    An energy developed when electrons flow through a conductor.

    ELECTRICAL ENERGY

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    An energy generated when atoms either split apart (fission) or combine (fussion)

    NUCLEAR ENERGY

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    An energy created by friction and compression.

    MECHANICAL ENERGY

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    This movement produced sparks being generated.

    HEAT OF FRICTION

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    heat is generated when a gas is compressed in a container or cylinder

    HEAT OF COMPRESSION

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    an energy possessed by an object that can be released in the future

    POTENTIAL ENERGY

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    an energy possessed by a moving object.

    KINETIC ENERGY

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    An energy that is transferred between two objects of differing temperature such as sun and the earth

    HEAT

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    A visible radiation created at the atomic level such as flame produced during combustion.

    LIGHT

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    colorless and odorless gas and one of the compositions of air that supports fire

    OXYGEN

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    The fire triangle theory describes the three elements of a fire combustion uses a four sided figure called

    FIRE TETRAHEDRON

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    material/substance that yields or provides oxygen or oxidizing gases needed during a chemical reaction

    OXIDIZING AGENT

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    material or substance being burned in the combustion process. The fuel in a combustion reaction is known as

    REDUCING AGENT

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    Heat generated in the oxidizing reaction increases molecular activity.

    TEMPERATURE

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    This process is necessary for continuous combustion. The continuous collisions of molecules in the reducing and oxidizing agents create thermal energy which sustains the combustion process.

    SELF SUSTAINED CHEMICAL REACTION

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    The growth phase called

    INCIPIENT STAGE

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    The fully developed stage

    FREE BURNING STAGE

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    Material involved in the fire and the decay phase

    SMOULDERING PHASE

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    Smoke and gases that are generated by the combustion are confined fires that start in a confined building, go through an additional phase called?

    FLASHOVER

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    Fire simply means the speard of fire

    Propagation of fire

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    The initial source to other fuels in and beyond the area of fire origin

    TRANSMISSION OF HEAT

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    its direct contact with heated object

    CONDUCTION

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    Occurs when the fire heats the air near

    CONVECTION

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    A transfer heat of through light heat waves

    RADIATION

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    Fire spreads along trough a burning material by flame contact

    DIRECT FLAME CONTACT

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    Specifies that tends to flow from a hot substance to cold substance

    LAW OF HEAT FLOW

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    Fuel is removed or burned away

    STARVATION

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    Its is lowered to a point where burning will stop

    OXYGEN DILLUTION

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    Heat is decreased to the point where molecular activity can no longer sustain a fire

    COOLING

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    Unhibited chain reactions are interrupted

    CHAIN BREAKING

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    A causes solid and liquid fuels and the.production of ignitable vapours or gases

    PYROLYSIS OR VAPORIZATION

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    Temprature thats required to start or cause combustion

    IGNITION TEMPERATURE

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    Vapours are tecnically termed as ?

    FREE RADICALS

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    Deep red flames

    600-800 *

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    Orange yellow

    1100*c

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    White flame

    1300-1500*c

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    Blue flames

    1400-1650*c

  • 47

    It is thermal decomposition of solid fuel through the action of heat called?

    PYROLYSIS

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    The lowest temperature which product produce sufficient flammable vapour to sustained combustion

    FIRE POINT

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    These components remain when other products of combustion cool to normal temperature

    FIRE GASES

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    A fire gas formed during involving organic material

    HYDROGEN SULFIDE

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    A toxic gas found in oxygen starve fires

    HYDROGEN CYANIDE

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    A gas which can be fatal after only a few breaths

    HYDROGEN CHLORIDE

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    The luminous body burning gas which gets hotter and less luminous when mixed with mote oxygen

    FLAME

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    A reddish in color, its a product of complete combustion

    LUMINOUS FLAME

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    Bluish in color, a product of incomplete combustion

    NON LUMINOUS FLAME

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    A smooth path through a gaseous flame

    LAMINAR FLAME

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    Its a rough flame, unsteady, irregular swirls

    TURBULENT FLAME

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    A visible product of incomplete combustion a mixture oxygen, particles released from the burning material

    SMOKE