give 3 conditions which are necessary for combustion?

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Archita Sukhwani answered this

The three conditions are:

1) Availability of fuel

2) Presence of oxygen

3) Required ignition temperature

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Vedatroyee Ghosh answered this

1.oxygen

2.fuel

3.ignition temperature

Shivangi answered this

supporter of combustion

combustible substance

ignition temperature

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Rajinder Singh answered this

presence of combustibe substances

presence of supporter of combution

ignition temperature

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Yashi Kochar answered this

1.presence of combustibe substances fuel or something lyk that...

2.presence of supporter of combution air<oxygen>

3.ignition temperature-the minimum temperature at which a substance starts burning.....

Rosy answered this

the requirements for combustion are :-

Presence of supporter of combustion like oxygen
Attainment of ignition temperature(i.e the minimum temperature at which a substance catches fire)
The substance should be combustible or inflammable

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Chandana Sathish answered this

combustile substanceoxygenignition temperature

Taneesha Choudhary answered this

combustion takes place only under three conditions:-

1 the substance must be combustible

2 the medium surrounding the substance should support combustion

3 the substance should be heated to its ignition temperature.

Rishi Johri answered this

fuel, air and sufficient heat upto the ignition temp of fuel

Sam John answered this

wha the about examples

Suresh Bk answered this

1 it should be a combustible substance .2 proper supply of oxygen should be there . 3 it should have low ignition temperature

Anirudh Negi answered this

There are three conditions which are necessary for combustion to take place:

1)Presence of combustible substance

2)Presence of supporter of combustion

3)Heating the combustible substance to its ignition temperature

Adarsh answered this

1. Presence of a combustible substance.
2. Presence of a supporter of combustion.
3. Heating the substance to its ignition temperature.

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Money Jain answered this

1.Ignition temperature
2. Oxygen
3.combustible substance

Money Jain answered this

1.Oxygen
2.Combutible substance
3.Ignition temperature

Shivani Mangla answered this

oxygen, fuel and ignition temperature.

Arjun Singh answered this

1.iginition temprature 2.oxygen 3.fuel

Sahil Pandita answered this

1. Combustible substance. 2. Ignition temperature. 3. Supporter of combustion. (oxygen).Further combustion is divided into two types as Complete combustion and Partial combustion. In complete combustion there is required supply of O2 and Carbon atoms are fully changed into CO2. (eg; Bunsen burner) In partial combustion there is less supply of O2, due to this part of carbon atoms are changed into CO2. As a result harmful gases like CO is also produced.

Dev Patel answered this

1) Presence of combustible substance (fuel).
2) Air (to supply oxygen).
3) Source of heat (to raise the temperature beyond the ignition temperature).

Sanwi Yadav answered this

1.Presence of a combustible substance (fuel) 2. Presence of oxygen 3.Maximum temperature at which a fuel catches fire ( ignition temperature ).

Shivam Nag answered this

1)there must combustible material 2) continous supply of air ( oxygen) 3) ignition temperature is higher than the combustible material