Flammable solids, Science

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Flammable Solids : Flammable solids are substances which are flammable or liable to spontaneous combustion or emit flammable gases on contact with water. Examples are: camphor, cinema films, hay and straw, phosphorus, triethyl aluminium, sodium sulphide, alkali metals, alkali amalgams, uncoated aluminium powder, etc.

 


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