-
hibachi date back to the
Heian period (794 to 1185). It is
filled with
incombustible ash, and
charcoal sits in the
center of the ash. To
handle the charcoal...
- 30 CFR 75.403
mandated that the nation's coal
mines maintain a
total incombustible content (TIC) of at
least 65% in
nonreturn entries and at
least 80%...
-
rendering something (structures, materials, etc.)
resistant to fire, or
incombustible; or
material for use in
making anything fire-proof. It is a p****ive...
-
Causes serious eye
irritation NFPA 704 (fire diamond) 2 0 1
Flash point Incombustible Lethal dose or
concentration (LD, LC): LD50 (median dose) 4220 mg/kg...
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contributed to the fire;
these panels cost
about £2 less than ones with
incombustible core.
There are
estimated to be
about 600 high-rise
blocks of flats...
- on the
stellio newt.
German polymath Albertus Magnus described the
incombustible asbestos cloth as "salamander's plumage" (pluma salamandri) in his work...
- ]» Molina,
Federico Rivas (2023-11-18). "Sergio M****a, el político
incombustible". El País
Argentina (in Spanish).
Retrieved 2024-05-23. Ansaldi, Waldo...
- ClF3 to
react vigorously with many
other materials often thought of as
incombustible and refractory. It
ignites sand, asbestos, gl****, and even
ashes of...
-
Rendering something (structures, materials, etc.)
resistant to fire, or
incombustible Firestop – Seal
around openings in a fire-resistance-rated wall or floor...
- of as
being heavier than gold, and it is
soluble in any liquid, and
incombustible in fire.
Alchemical authors sometimes suggest that the stone's descriptors...
