The fire point is the lowest temperature at which the vapour of oil burns continuously for at least ________ when a small flame is brought near to it.a.1 Secondb.4 Secondsc.5 Secondsd.2 Seconds

The fire point of an oil is about ________ higher than the flash pointa.5-30oCb.5-40oCc. 5-20oCd.5-10oC

The innermost part of the flame has very least temperature.A.TrueB.False

What element of the fire triangle is removed when you close the lid on a burning pot to extinguish the flames?(1 Point)HeatOxygenFuelSmoke

When you put a fresh piece of wood or paper on a hot fire, the smoke you see is volatile hydrocarbons evaporating from the wood. They start vaporizing at a temperature of about 300 degrees F. If the temperature gets high enough, these compounds burst into flame. Once they start burning, there is no smoke because the hydrocarbons are turned into carbon dioxide and water (both invisible) when they burn. What is that temperature in Celsius, to the nearest whole number?

What are the conditions required for the combustion to take place?Write ways to control fire.