### process | oxidation | combustion | fire:

Small fire
* are always easier to put out than large infernos
  - used in several ways to control large fires
  - usually less intense and cause less damage than large ones
* burn all day long for cooking and for warmth.
* can easily become crown fires
  - grow rapidly in areas filled with dry grasses, brush and fallen trees

Spring fire
* have a positive effect on flowering and seed set.
* uncovers the soil, so it warms sooner, thus extending the growing season.

Tire fire
* are difficult to extinguish, sometimes burning for days
  - put out and can burn for months
  - difficult, and sometimes impossible, to extinguish
  - the worst fires of all
* can produce benzene, a known carcinogen.

Uncontrolled fire
* can endanger lives, property, and resources.
* is one of humanity's worst enemies.
* represents a threat to people, natural areas, and communities as a whole.
* result in soil erosion and gully formation.
* threaten homes, factories, and transportation systems.

Unwanted fire
* Most unwanted fires fall into the category of turbulent diffusion flames.
* can cause personal tragedies and large monetary losses.

Wild fire
* Wild Fires Use caution and exercise good judgment when re-entering a burned wildland area.
* are a major cause of germplasm loss
  - an extreme threat to slow moving tortoises
* can start easily and spread quickly.
* represents one of the most destructive forms of disturbance in southern California.
* resulting from warmer weather are also a threat, especially during drought.

### process | oxidation | combustion:

Flame
* Himalayan flame point.
* Most flames affect gases
  - contain gases
  - produce radiation
  - require oxygen, fuel, and sufficient heat to ignite and stay lit
* Some flames create clouds.
* are created by sparks
  - derogatory messages which attack someone's character
  - insects
  - located in chemistry labs
  - real wars usually burst in consequence of a misunderstood
  - the friction born of minds rubbing too closely together
* burn differently without gravity as well
  - eternally in their fire temples and are worshipped as a symbol of their god
  - upwards because hot air rises
* burns a depression until light glows throughout the candle.
* can consume, but they can also strengthen
  - often shoot high up and ignite things in their way
  - race up the surface of cotton fabric and cover the whole body very quickly
* chat room or news group word.
* come in many forms
  - out of windows and doors
* consist primarily of carbon dioxide, water vapor, oxygen and nitrogen.
* consume the oxygen and create a vacuum.
* grows fast and blooms early.
* is combustion
  - directed to the spot that needs to be heated and hardened
  - orange, and so is lava
* is the action that causes irritation or angers from readers
  - leading supplier of hydrogen used in many industrial applications
  - network name for screaming at someone using either news or lists
  - part of the fire made of burning gaseous compounds and fine suspended particles
  - yet another form of expression in the art of Yoga
* lick around the side as it enters the atmosphere.
* process, a chemical reaction.
* produce different colors depending on what's being burnt
* produces emotion which produces response.
* shows above globule of potassium.
* typically involve verbal abuse, such as insult and personal attack.
+ Don Giovanni, Story of the opera: 18th century operas :: Compositions by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
  * Don Giovanni is eating dinner. Elvira begs him to repent and change his way of life before it is too late. He laughs at her, and she leaves. Suddenly, the statue comes into the room. It orders Giovanni to repent. Flames rise, and demons scream. The statue takes Giovanni's hand. The two disappear in the flames. Anna, Ottavio, Elvira, Zerlina, and Massetto come into the room with the police. They are looking for Don Giovanni. Leporello tells them that Giovanni has met his end.