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Spontaneous Combustion Explained

Spontaneous combustion is the phenomenon in which a substance unexpectedly bursts into flame without apparent cause. Spontaneous combustion can occur when a substance with a relatively low ignition temperature begins to release heat. This may occur in several ways, either by oxidation in the presence of moisture and air, or bacterial fermentation, which generates heat. The heat is unable to escape (hay, straw, peat, etc. are good thermal insulators), and the temperature of the material rise above its ignition point. Hay piles and compost piles may self-ignite because of heat produced by bacterial fermentation. Linseed oil and Danish oil in a confined space such as a pile of oil-soaked rags left out in an uncovered container can lead to a buildup of heat and thus ignition. Coal can also ignite spontaneously when exposed to oxygen, which causes it to react and heat up when there is insufficient ventilation for cooling. Do you think that the video shows an actual example of spontaneous generation or is just a simulation of one? #shorts #combustion #scienceexperiment #scienceiscool Disclaimer :- This video is intended for scientific and entertainment purposes only. All actions in this video are performed by professionals in safe place with full safety equipment. We highly recommend that you please don't try to repeat any actions shown in this video. Some can be dangerous. The author will not be held liable for any actions performed by you.