Sentence examples for spontaneously ignite from inspiring English sources

It "would not spontaneously ignite cloth dust in factories or hay in the mow.

But demand for lithium, which has corrosive qualities, along with a tendency to spontaneously ignite, otherwise languished.

Without the water, the fuel rods could spontaneously ignite, releasing as much as five times the amount of harmful radioactivity contained in the reactor's core.

When Mohamed Bouazizi, the 26 -year-old Tunisian fruit vendor, set himself on fire after having been slapped by a policewoman, who would have known that a single act of dramatic protest would spontaneously ignite the entire Middle East?

However, at high compression ratios, depending on the composition of the fuel, some of the charge may spontaneously ignite ahead of the flame front and burn in an uncontrolled manner, producing intense high-frequency pressure waves.

Mr. Condon of BP said that tests conducted in April and early May on samples of waste from the oil spill showed none of the characteristics of toxic materials, which have the potential to leach into the soil and the water tables, or to spontaneously ignite or emit volatile fumes.

The light was probably methane, given off by rotting vegetation, that had spontaneously ignited.

The burning phosphorous, a chemical that spontaneously ignites at high temperatures, created a huge cloud that poisoned about 20 people and forced 800 more to evacuate their homes in villages nearby, the authorities said.

**Beatle Nine: The Magical Music Box from Which Paul Gained His Powers of Melody ** It never toured with the band, as it spontaneously ignites if it leaves Giribaldo's Curiosity Shoppe, in downtown Liverpool.

However, because of its active chemical property, NaHS can be easily oxidized, even spontaneously ignited in the open air.

Then the obtained viscous gel precursors were heated quickly at 500°C, and the precursors spontaneously ignited to produce white ZnO powders.