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Deflagration is a rapid combustion process that propagates through a material at subsonic speeds. This is in contrast to detonation, which is a combustion process that propagates at supersonic speeds. Deflagration typically occurs in gases, liquids, and solids, and is characterized by the release of heat and light. The propagation of deflagration is driven by the transfer of heat from the burning region to the unburned material, which preheats and ignites it.
The speed of deflagration depends on several factors, including the chemical properties of the combustible material,
Common examples of deflagration include the burning of natural gas in a stove, the explosion of gunpowder,