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Flash point, fire point and autoignition describe different observations. Based on Kanury (2002), p. 2-190.

Diagram for the article Flash point (Fire Safety Academy wiki, level 1 Basic).

Source basis: Kanury (2002), pp. 2-189–2-190
Alt text: Three panels: flash then out, sustained flame and self-ignition without pilot.

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Short title	Three panels: flash then out, sustained flame and self-ignition without pilot.
Image title	Left: a pilot produces a brief flash through the vapour above a liquid that then goes out. Middle: with a pilot, a flame continues to burn above the liquid and heat returns to the liquid surface. Right: a vapour-air mixture in a heated vessel ignites without any pilot. No temperature scale is shown.
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