What causes flaming combustion to occur?

Select one:
a. A solid fuel mixes with an adequate amount of liquid fuel to be able to sustain an open burning flame.
b. A gaseous fuel mixes with an adequate amount of oxygen and heats to ignition temperature.
c. A solid fuel encounters an open flame and entrains enough air to ignite.
d. A gaseous fuel encounters an external heat source and experiences piloted ignition.

The option that is correct as regards flaming combustion from the question is A solid fuel mixes with an adequate amount of liquid fuel to be able to sustain an open burning flame.

Combustion can be regarded as exothermic redox chemical reaction which occurs at high temperature between fuel as well as an oxidant.

This oxidant is usually atmospheric oxygen, and the results are mixture of gases which do appear as smoke.

For this flaming combustion to occur, there should be mixture of solid fuel as well as liquid fuel so that the burning flame can be sustained.

Flaming combustion takes place when both visible flames as well as plume of a fire are visible.

Therefore, option A is correct.

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