Combustible materials are substances that can burn or ignite under certain conditions. They often contain carbon and hydrogen, which react with oxygen to produce heat, light, and carbon dioxide.
Here are some common examples of combustible materials:
- Wood
- Paper
- Fabric
- Plastics
- Gasoline
- Natural gas
- Alcohol
- Coal
- Oil
- These materials can ignite and burn when exposed to a heat source and sufficient oxygen.
It’s important to handle combustible materials with care and follow safety guidelines to prevent fires.
