Flammability experiments ranked the flammability of the different species from moderately flammable to extremely flammable.
Fire and sewer officials were called because of the flammability of the 80-proof liquor, he said.
Retardants, such as sodium calcium borate, reduce the flammability of wood and therefore its rate of burning.
The physical flammability of film itself is deployed as a weapon, neatly bringing Bowie's conceit—"I've been putting out fire with gasoline"—to fruition.
In 2001, Michael R. Swain, associate professor and associate chairman at the University of Miami's College of Engineering, conducted an experiment comparing the flammability of hydrogen and gasoline.
FIRES on Boeing's new 787 Dreamliners, together with two recent fire-related crashes of freighter aircraft, have increased fears about the flammability of modern aeroplanes.
The physical flammability of film itself is deployed as a weapon, neatly bringing Bowie's conceit — "I've been putting out fire with gasoline" — to fruition.
Selective logging increases the flammability of the forest because it converts a closed, wetter forest into a more open, drier one.
They begin by setting off fireworks indoors, building and using a walk-in microwave and, at 11 30, testing the flammability of various foods and playing baseball inside.
Among other things, those tests studied the flammability of replicas of objects in the lounge, ignition temperatures, and the time that elapsed before the three lounge sofas became engulfed in flame.
Legislation that would require tobacco companies to reduce the flammability of cigarettes sold in New York sailed through the Assembly today and is gaining support in the Senate, where its prospects remain unclear.
