Autoignition, Form of ignition that occurs without any external flame or spark to ignite the fuel gases or vapors, Flaming Combustion, Most common form of ignition, occurs when a mixture of fuel and oxygen encounters an external heat source sufficient enough to start the combustion reaction, Nonflaming Combustion, Occurs slowly and at a lower temperature; solid phase combustion producing a smoldering glow in the material's surface, Off-gassing, A chemical change where, through heating, a solid begins to off-gas, Piloted Ignition, Occurs when a gaseous fuel mixes with oxygen in the correct ratio and heats to ignition temperature, Pyrolysis, When heat transfers to a liquid or solid and the substance starts to convert to a gaseous state, Vaporization, A physical change where a liquid changes into a gaseous state

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