Hydrogen Flammability is a physicochemical property denoting the propensity of hydrogen gas to undergo rapid exothermic combustion within a specific concentration range in air, distinguished by its wide flammability limits (4–75 vol%) and low minimum ignition energy under standard atmospheric conditions.
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Hongsheng Guo, Gregory J. Smallwood, Fengshan Liu et al. · Proceedings of the Combustion Institute · 2005 · 202 citations · Full text
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