Fire point
The fire point, or kindling point, of a substance is the temperature at which it combusts and continues to burn of its own accord. This means that the evaporation rate is high enough to produce new vapor-air mixture at least at the same rate as it is burned. The fire point is distinct from the flash point.
Related Topics:
Combusts - Evaporation - Flash point
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