ENTM 12800 Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: Arson, National Fire Protection Association, Gas Chromatography

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A. the higher the numbers are the worse it is. Fire tetrahedron: components necessary for a re. 1. fuel: heat, oxygen, chemical chain reaction. A. rapid oxidation process with the production of heat and light (fuel and oxygen) Fuel: any substance that will burn or support combustion (solid, liquid, gas, flashpoint, a temperature at which a liquid gives off suf cient vapor to ignite. Fire point: a temperature at which a liquid produces vapors that will sustain combustion (several degrees higher than a ashpoint) 1. liquid that has a ashpoint higher than 100f: flammable liquid. 1. liquid that has a ashpoint under 100f. Heat: energy possessed by a material due to molecular activity. 1. transfer of heat through direct contact: convection. 1. transfer of heat through circulation: radiation, emission o energy rays or waves, arson. A. the criminal act of deliberately setting re to a property with the intent to cause damage.

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