combustible

Adjective modifier

• non: Most common substances which are combustible such as wood dust can become explosive but mineral dusts, being non combustible, cannot.
• other: Never place candles on top of a TV or other plastic combustible surfaces.
• colorless: Carbon dioxide is colorless, non combustible with a faintly acid smell, has a suffocating effect and is heavier than air.

Modifies a noun

• vapor: Offering a high level of sensitivity to combustible organic vapors it also ensures dependable warnings in the event of explosive hazards.
• dust: Notes: 1. Layers, deposits and heaps of combustible dust must be considered as any other source which can form an explosive atmosphere.
• material: The area above the hob enclosed by the dotted lines must be clear of combustible material.
• liquid: An example of such statement would be " flammable or combustible liquids in plastic containers are never stored " .
• substance: Tests failed to show any traces of any combustible substances.
• gas: These motors are designed to prevent the ignition of combustible gas or dust in the atmosphere.

Modifying Another Word

• highly: Also the inclusion of highly combustible objects is a fire hazard.
• potentially: Smoking should only be permitted in specified areas away from potentially combustible materials.
• easily: This includes the following measures: General Garbage - Items which are easily combustible may be burnt without offending local sensibilities.
• not: You see it is not combustible, nor does it support combustion.
• very: Back to Top Oils Darren Dowling Oils are generally very combustible.

Noun used with modifier

• anything: Ashes are what remains of anything combustible after it has been burned.
• non-: If the construction is not substantially non- combustible it must be sited at least one meter from any boundary.
• %: Despite the fact that ASR consists of over 60 % combustible plastics, it is currently disposed of in landfills in the US.