Here's a breakdown:
* Methane is a colorless, odorless gas that is the main component of natural gas.
* Flammability refers to the ease with which a substance can ignite and burn.
* Methane has a low ignition temperature and a wide flammability range, meaning it requires relatively little energy to start burning and can burn over a broad range of concentrations in air.
Therefore, the statement highlights a key safety concern associated with methane: it is a highly flammable substance that poses a fire hazard if not handled carefully.
