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The 145 pages that link to Combustion, each with the reason it gives.

• Carbon monoxideNarrower topic: Carbon monoxide forms when combustion lacks sufficient oxygen or mixing for complete oxidation.

• Fire ecologyNarrower topic: Combustion is the chemical process at the center of fire's energy release.

• Antoine LavoisierNarrower topic: Lavoisier’s experiments recast burning as a reaction involving oxygen.

• DetonationNarrower topic: Detonation is a wave-propagation regime of combustion rather than a separate energy source.

• Flash pointNarrower topic: Flash point concerns the onset of brief ignition within the broader process of combustion.

• Free radicalNarrower topic: Radical chain reactions drive many flame reactions and determine their speed.

• FlammabilityNarrower topic: Flammability describes a substance's capacity to enter and sustain this broader process.

• GasolineNarrower topic: Gasoline's energy is released when its hydrocarbons react with oxygen in an engine.

• Tobacco smokingNarrower topic: Burning tobacco creates the smoke and many harmful products of smoking.

• Nitrogen dioxideNarrower topic: High-temperature combustion produces nitrogen oxides that include nitrogen dioxide.

• Fire safetyNarrower topic: Fire safety seeks to prevent or interrupt combustion.

• DeflagrationNarrower topic: Deflagration is a propagating mode of combustion.

• Combustion chamberNarrower topic: The chamber contains and manages this heat-releasing reaction.

• Phlogiston theoryNarrower topic: Phlogiston theory tried to explain combustion as the escape of a substance from burning materials.

• BarbecueNarrower topic: Managing wood combustion controls the heat and smoke reaching the meat.

• PyrotechnicsNarrower topic: Pyrotechnic compositions produce effects through controlled combustion.

• Incendiary weaponNarrower topic: Combustion is the underlying process behind many incendiary effects.

• FireworksNarrower topic: Fireworks depend on rapid combustion to generate their effects.

• Flammable liquidNarrower topic: Flammable liquids are hazardous because their vapors can sustain combustion.

• PyrophoricityNarrower topic: Pyrophoric ignition is a spontaneous route into combustion.

• Fire triangleNarrower topic: Fire is sustained by combustion, which depends on the triangle’s three elements.

• RamjetNarrower topic: The ramjet adds energy by burning fuel in its compressed airflow.

• Wildfire smokeNarrower topic: Incomplete combustion in wildfires produces many of smoke’s gases and particles.

• Aviation fuelNarrower topic: Aircraft engines extract useful power from fuel combustion.

• Greek fireNarrower topic: The weapon's destructive effect depended on sustained combustion.

• IncinerationNarrower topic: Incinerators use combustion to break down combustible waste and release heat.

• Internal BallisticsNarrower topic: Propellant combustion is one process within the broader study of internal ballistics.

• Liquefied petroleum gasNarrower topic: LPG releases usable heat by combusting with oxygen.

• Sodium chlorateNarrower topic: Contact with combustible material can make sodium chlorate mixtures ignite violently.

• Biomass burningNarrower topic: Biomass burning is combustion whose fuel is plant material.

• CandleNarrower topic: Candlelight is produced by the combustion of wax vapor in air.

• Smoking (cooking)Narrower topic: The fuel’s combustion conditions shape the smoke delivered to food.

• AcroleinNarrower topic: Incomplete combustion of organic material produces acrolein in smoke and exhaust.

• Bunsen burnerNarrower topic: The burner’s flame is sustained by combustion of its gas–air mixture.

• CyclopropaneNarrower topic: Cyclopropane's combustion risk governed its handling in operating rooms.

• Tobacco smokeNarrower topic: Burning tobacco and cigarette materials generates the heat, gases, and particles in smoke.

• Apollo 1Narrower topic: Combustion explains how cabin materials sustained and accelerated the fire.

• HearthNarrower topic: The fire maintained at a hearth is a familiar instance of combustion.

• NapalmNarrower topic: Napalm's effects arise from fuel combustion, not from a separate explosive reaction.

• CigaretteNarrower topic: A cigarette’s burning tip drives smoke formation and creates many harmful chemicals.

• FirefighterNarrower topic: Fire suppression works by disrupting the conditions that sustain combustion.

• FirewoodNarrower topic: Firewood releases energy when its combustible compounds react with oxygen.

• Thermobaric weaponNarrower topic: The weapon’s defining energy release is a form of rapid combustion.

• Control of fire by early humansNarrower topic: Understanding combustion explains why fuel, oxygen, and sufficient heat must be managed together.

• Fuel oilNarrower topic: Fuel oil releases useful heat by reacting with oxygen in a controlled flame.

• Lycopodium powderNarrower topic: The brief flame demonstrations are instances of rapid combustion.

• Molotov cocktailNarrower topic: The device produces its incendiary effect through combustion of spilled fuel.

• Oil lampNarrower topic: The flame releases light as oil vapor reacts with oxygen.

• Wood ashNarrower topic: Burning drives off most wood carbon and hydrogen as gases, leaving its nonvolatile mineral fraction.

• FlambéNarrower topic: A flambé flame is a short-lived combustion reaction involving alcohol vapor.