comburente
English translation: COMBURANT
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|  Selected response from: Edward Moreira United States Local time: 21:56 | ||||||
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| na +1 | COMBURANT |
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| na | combustible |
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| na | Flammable, inflammable |
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| na | oxidizing materials and combustible agents. |
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| na | Comburente |
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| na | comburant |
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| na | comburent |
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combustible Explanation: From; Diccionario para Ingenieros Louis A. Robb |
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Flammable, inflammable Explanation: both terms are used in connection with materials which may be easily set on fire. |
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oxidizing materials and combustible agents. Explanation: Diccionario Técnico Ingles-Español English-Spanish LIMUSA by Rafael Garcia Diaz comburente: causing or promoting combustion, combustible agent. |
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Comburente Explanation: Comburente - BURNING AGENT Comburente Oxidante - OXIDIZER Routledge Engineering Dictionary |
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comburant Explanation: The material needed to burning the fuel. Usually air. |
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comburent Explanation: comburente oxidante: oxidizer Diccionario T�cnico- F. Beigbeder- D�az de Santos |
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COMBURANT Explanation: Comburant is not the same as combustible. Combustible material can burn. For instance gasoline is combustible because it can easily catch fire. On the other hand comburants allow or increase combustion of combustible material. Air is a comburant (Oxygen) you cannot burn a sheet of paper (combustible) in the abscence of air (comburant). Oxygen is also an oxidizing agent (agente oxidante) |
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