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ignition point

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ignition point [ig′nish·ən ‚pȯint]
(chemistry)


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The laser can also be focused on the optimum ignition point anywhere inside the cylinder, even targeting specific particles of fuel, to ensure ignition.
It lowers down the temperature so that the oil will not reach its ignition point.
The 39 plaintiffs allege that the defendants failed "to repair, secure and monitor natural gas controls and ignition points so that an ultimate explosion was inevitable.
 
 
 
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