flammable substance

White gas is a common name for two flammable substances.

The police said a flammable substance, possibly gasoline, was used.

These were added to the flammable substance to cause it to gel.

"Could the dress have been exposed to any flammable substances?

Respect the destructive potential of electricity, gas and flammable substances.

Someone had burned a flammable substance recently, possibly newspapers or magazines.

The surface may not heat up significantly, allowing the coating of flammable substances.

"There was a flammable substance poured onto the stage."

Early models were often filled with highly flammable substances.

A trough containing a flammable substance is used for lighting.

Be careful with any flammable substances used to start fires, such as lighter fluid.

Do not use oxygen around lit cigarettes, open flames, or flammable substances.

The attendant, citing rules against flammable substances, barred the delivery.

Fire Department investigators said on Saturday that they found evidence of a flammable substance at the scene.

What caused a man to douse himself with a flammable substance and strike a match?

Flammable substances are the usual way of being hazardous without being toxic.

Such sparks can ignite flammable substances present in air.

She knew, as Susan did, that a vampire's flesh was one of the most flammable substances imaginable.

The artist has in -formed us that he was using polyurethane, a known flammable substance.

Many packaging materials contain highly flammable substances that could make a fire suddenly flare up.

But all castles are full of flammable substances.

Convection melters are dangerous when heating flammable substances and should not be used.

Flammable substances include, but are not limited to:

The dangers of oil or fat fires (generally flammable substances less dense than water) are well known in industrial processes.

Witnesses reportedly saw a man throwing a milk carton filled with a flammable substance into a train.