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Across
  1. 6. Sustained luminous electrical discharge between electrodes.
  2. 7. Heat transfer via circulating medium.
  3. 9. Abnormal fire movement from interference.
  4. 10. Electrical fires in live wires or equipment.
  5. 12. Initial fire stage, normal room temperature.
  6. 14. Heat absorbed or released during phase change.
  7. 16. Black, combustible mineral solid from partly decomposed matter
  8. 17. Exothermic reaction of combustible material with oxidizer.
  9. 18. Force by molecules on liquid's surface.
  10. 19. Condensed phased combustion.
  11. 22. Prepared flammables to spread fire.
  12. 26. Changes absorbing or adding energy.
  13. 27. Manifestation of rapid chemical reaction with fuel and oxidizer
  14. 28. Metallic fires from finely divided burning metals.
  15. 29. Oxidizing agent combining with fuel vapor.
  16. 30. Weight of pure gas volume to equal dry air volume.
  17. 33. Crude oil refined for fuels like gasoline, diesel, kerosene.
  18. 35. Sudden ignition of accumulated radical gases.
  19. 37. Combustiblematerial that vaporizes and burns.
  20. 38. Gathering combustibles to start fire.
  21. 39. Heat moving as waves and rays.
  22. 41. Temperature liquid forms ignitable vapor-air mixture.
  23. 42. The burning process.
  24. 45. Raises fuel vapor to ignition temperature.
  25. 46. Accidental low-resistance connection between different potentials.
  26. 48. Temperature for vapor to burn.
  27. 49. Represents combustion including chain reaction.
Down
  1. 1. Automatic chemical reaction causing spontaneous combustion.
  2. 2. Changing from solid to gas.
  3. 3. Liquid fires,flammable or combustible liquids.
  4. 4. Flammable chemical facilitating flame propagation.
  5. 5. Temperature liquid's vapor pressure equals atmospheric pressure.
  6. 8. Glowing particles and luminous gaseous products of burning
  7. 11. Gas for heating, cooking, industrial energy.
  8. 13. Normal, rising pattern of undisturbed fire.
  9. 15. Reactions releasing energy.
  10. 20. Orange,red, incomplete combustion
  11. 21. Lowest temperature liquid's vapors support combustion.
  12. 23. Changing from liquid to vapor.
  13. 24. Ratio of substance's weight to equal water volume's weight.
  14. 25. Heat transfer by molecular activity in a material.
  15. 31. Sudden rapid burning of heated gases in confined area.
  16. 32. Oxygen drops, flame vanishes, heat layers.
  17. 34. Accelerated pyrolysis, convection develops.
  18. 36. Combination of fuel, oxygen, heat.
  19. 40. Blue, complete combustion, high temperature flame.
  20. 41. Highly combustible vapors.
  21. 43. Natural highmagnitude electrical current.
  22. 44. Chemical decomposition of matter by heat.
  23. 47. Ordinary fires,wood, paper, textiles, rubber.