| An independent forensic specialist determined that the foam's combustibility was equivalent to 13 gallons of gasoline. |
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| Original research is being conducted on the combustibility and inflammability of successive plant regrowth as these fires accumulate. |
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| In particular, the formation of branched alkanes increases the octane number and combustibility of the resulting hydrocarbon. |
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| Wood's natural combustibility must be offset by costly measures to mitigate the spread of fire. |
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| They are men in whom real ability wages perpetual war with combustibility. |
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| That case went nowhere, but it was a reminder of the political combustibility surrounding the national team. |
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| As these materials became a necessary part of modern life, UL began to investigate the combustibility of these new synthetics. |
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| And combustion, as they understood it, happened when phlogiston, a hypothetical earthlike substance characterized mainly by its combustibility, was removed from an object. |
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| New case compositions ensure good combustibility and no residues even under extreme conditions while limiting migration of nitric ester from gun propellants. |
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| Ingested alcohol is combustible but a person would die of alcohol poisoning long before consuming enough liquor to have even a slight effect on the body's combustibility. |
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| For more than 30 years Kahl has dealt with this product and can offer a sophisticated process for the production of high-quality pellets with very good combustibility, now. |
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| From PVC comes its toughness, chemical resistance, and a self-extinguishing combustibility rating. |
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| Fire-retardant surface coatings that reduce the combustibility of plywood can be applied by brush or spray wherever conventional painting is possible. |
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| Fire codes generally apply to buildings already in use and regulate activities that cause fire hazards: they require the maintenance of fire safety equipment and egress facilities, and cover the combustibility of furnishings. |
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| The presence of weapons increases the combustibility of the situation in and around the camps, as does the problem of bored and frustrated young men. |
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| He then measured their solubility in water and their specific gravity and noted their combustibility. |
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| Sulfur was regarded by the alchemists as the principle of combustibility. |
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| But it can equally, and with high combustibility, lead us to war. |
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| There was no consensus on proposal 1, intended to amend the test temperatures given in the sustained combustibility test to make them applicable to flammable liquids of Category 3 only. |
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| Currently NOTE 2 of section 2.6.2 of the GHS refers to the sustained combustibility test L.2, Part III, section 32 of the UN Recommendations on the Transport of Dangerous Goods, Manual of Tests and Criteria. |
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