Flammable
What is Flammable?
In simpler terms, flammable is any substance capable of catching fire. For instance, liquids with a flash point less than 100° F (UN Class 3) are flammable. Other examples include potassium or sodium amide.
In simpler terms, flammable is any substance capable of catching fire. For instance, liquids with a flash point less than 100° F (UN Class 3) are flammable. Other examples include potassium or sodium amide.