Discussion
The flash point of an oil is the lowest temperature at which its vapour
Answer: B
Correct answer: ignites momentarily on application of a flame
The flash point is the temperature at which enough vapour has accumulated to flash on the application of a flame, and it flashes rather than continues to burn. It is a safety and volatility measure rather than a lubrication property, and it must comfortably exceed the working temperature.
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