Flame Kernel Development is a combustion process phenomenon that denotes the initial stage of flame formation in which a small, localized region of exothermic chemical reaction grows from an ignition source and establishes a self-sustaining burnable kernel capable of propagating into the surrounding unburned mixture.
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