Different Between Flammable And Inflammable And Highly Inflammable

Hi to all
I am Natarajan from India/Tamil Nadu, SAFETY Student, i want to know the different between flammable and inflammable and highly Inflammable, please guide me i have more doubts, please clear me
Thanks & Regards
Natarajan.R

Hi,
As you are a student, I suggest you to please findout the answers yourself.
I can give you a clue.
Pl refer to Petroleum Act (Available on Internet)
The definitions are given there.
Thanks & Regards,
Sudhir

Dear Mr. Natraj
in my openion flame-able means those substance catch fire it self under favourable conditions, inflame-able means those donot burn it self. Highly flame-able are those catch fire easily under faverable conditions eg. petrol.
Ajay sharma

Dear Mr. Natraj,
Here are the meanings you wanted:
Flammable means , Able to catch fire, readily capable of catching fire,
Inflammable means, Quickly and easily set on fire and burned.
Highly flammable means , highest readiness of capability of catching fire
Suri Babu Komakula

Dear Mr.Nagaraj
Both words Flammable & Inflammable are the same meaning & highly flammable means quickly getting fire
with regards
v.subbarao

Flammable - Flash point >23 deg C
Inflammable - Flash point equal to 23 deg C.
Highly inflammable - Flash point

Ukins82,
You have hit right on the head of the nail, and you are right too.
Generally these terms are used by US and British in a different way.British favors inflammable and Americans flammable. Both are right and mean the same, ie easily fire catchable.