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ignition temperature

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ignition temperature [ig′nish·ən ‚tem·prə·chər]
(chemistry)
The lowest temperature at which combustion begins and continues in a substance when it is heated in air. Also known as autogenous ignition temperature; ignition point.
(plasma physics)
The lowest temperature at which the fusion energy generated in a plasma exceeds the energy lost through bremsstrahlung radiation.

ignition temperature
Of a material, the minimum temperature required to initiate combustion.


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He explains: "The egg is absorbing the heat and keeping the paper below the ignition temperature.
8 mm and a glow-wire ignition temperature of over 1500 F while retaining high modulus and showing improved notched Izod impact resistance, flow, and continuous tracking index (CTI).
There''s not always space close to the engine though so some manufacturers use a different type of DPF which relies on a fuel additive to lower the ignition temperature of the soot particles so that the DPF can be located further from the engine.
 
 
 
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