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New and Enlarged Dictionary of the English Language: The ...
Deflagrabi'litt, de-fla-gra-mTle-te, n. «. what is deflagrable ; act, state, or quality of
being deflagrable ; combustibility, the quality of taking fire, and burning totally
away. Dxfla'grable, de-na'gra-bl, adj. having the quality of wasting away wholly in
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A Complete English-Latin and Latin-English Dictionary
DEFLAGRABLE DEIGN Deflagrable, a. Conclplendo et alendo ígni aptus, Curt.
Deflagration. *. Deflagrado, Cic. To Deflect, v.n. Declinare ¡inclinare — (Ai a ship)
; deflectere ; cursu decedere, Ces. ; carinara deflectere, Lucan To turn aside ; de
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Joseph Esmond Riddle,
1870
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The new encyclopædia; or, Universal dictionary ofarts and ...
Bovle. * DEFLAGRABLE, adj. [from deflagxo. Lat.] Having the quality of wasting
away wholly in fire, •without any remains. — Our chymical oils, supposing that
they were exactly pure, yet they would be, as the best spirit of wine is, but the
more ...
Encyclopaedia Perthensis,
1807
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Johnson and Walker's Critical Pronouncing Dictionary and ...
what is deflagrable ; act, state, or quality of being deflagrable ; combustibility, the
quality of taking fire, ami burning totally away. DEFLA'CHABI.E, de-fla'gra-bl, adj.
having the quality of wasting away wholly in fire, without any remains. DSFI.
Samuel Johnson, John Walker,
1862
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The imperial dictionary, English, technological, and ...
Peremptory; absolutely determined. [A'AaA.l DEFLAGRABLE, or DEFLAGRABLE,
a. DEFLA GRATING MIXTURES, n. Combustible mixtures ; generally made with
nitre, the oxygen of which is the active ingredient in promoting their combustion.
John Ogilvie, Noah Webster,
1856
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Hazards from pressure: exothermic reactions, unstable ...
Table 2 lists some mixtures that are deflagrable. Table 2: Deflagrable mixtures
Mixture with m/m ratio Deflagration rate ( cm/m i n ) 4-Chloronitrobenzene + KOH
(1 : 1.5) 1.3 4-Nitrobenzoic acid + KOH (1:2) 5.1 4-Nitrophenol + KOH (1 : 1.5) 30
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Norbert Gibson, Institution of Chemical Engineers (Great Britain). North Western Branch, Institution of Chemical Engineers (Great Britain). Safety and Loss Prevention Group,
1987
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Thermal hazards of chemical reactions
Deflagration of pure substances In Table 3.6 some deflagrable inorganic
substances and their deflagration rates are listed. The deflagration rates have
been measured by ignition from above. Table 3.6. Deflagrable inorganic
substances ...
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National Fire Codes: A Compilation of NFPA Codes, Standards, ...
the particulate comprising the process stream downstream of each point of
material entry to determine whether the material is green, dry nondeflagrable, or
deflagrable. 8.2.1.2 The analysis of the fire and deflagration hazard shall identify
the ...
National Fire Protection Association,
2004
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An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language
Defigure. De ; figura. Definable, define, definite, definition. De; finis. Deflagrable,
deflagrate. De;Jtagro. Deflect, denexure. De; fecta. Deflorate, deflour. De;Jlos.
Deflow, deftuous, deflux. De; fluo. Deforce. De ; fortis. Deform. De ; forma.
Defraud.
John Oswald, Joseph Thomas, James Lynd,
1853
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A general Pronouncing and Explanatory Dictionary of the ...
Deflagrability, dèf-fla-grì-bll'-y-ty, *. Cornbustibility. Deflagrable, d?-flíUgri-bl, a.
Having the quai ity of wasting away in lire. _ Déflagration, dèf-flà-gríUshán, ». Act
of consuming by Are. Deflect, de-ftékt! v.n. Totuniailde. Deflection, dè-flek'shun, a.
Stephen Jones, Thomas Sheridan,
1812