flammable liquids
Fire-feeding substances
Flammable liquids are liquids that can ignite and burn readily at normal temperatures.
The term appears in safety regulations, hazard classifications, and warning labels: Store flammable liquids away from heat sources.
Gasoline, alcohol, and acetone are common examples.
The phrase distinguishes these from liquids requiring extreme heat to burn.
- keroseneFlammable petroleum distillate
- gasolineRefined petroleum vehicle fuel
- fuel tankContainer for combustible liquid
- gas canPortable fuel container
- solventDissolving liquid or financially stable
methanol · fuel · acetone · fire · volatility · vapor pressure · xylene · flash point · paint thinner · fire risk · catch fire · burn · diesel · Molotov cocktail · benzene · turpentine · heating oil · toluene
- fire hazardswildfire, gasoline, forest fire, matches, house fire
- hazardsfire hazard, fire hazards, toxin, contamination, tripping hazard
- hazmathazmat suit, hazmat, hazardous materials, biohazard, dangerous goods
- special cargohazardous materials, dangerous goods, perishables, live animals, fragile goods
- hazmat handlinghazmat, dangerous goods, hazmat labels, placards, warning labels
- fire safetyfire alarms, fire drill, fire extinguishers, smoke detectors, fire drills
flammable liquidswater
Clear essential liquid
fire retardants · saline solution · coolants · hydraulic fluids
flammable liquidsflammable solids
Solids prone to ignition
flammable gases · fireproof materials · asbestos · inert gases