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The Temperature at Which a Flammable Mixture Can Ignite Spontaneously

Question 15

Question 15

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The temperature at which a flammable mixture can ignite spontaneously is the


A) flashpoint
B) lower flammability limit
C) autoignition temperature
D) deflagration point
E) none of the above

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