This document describes an experiment to determine the flash points of diesel and coconut oil using a flash point apparatus. Key findings include: - The flash point of diesel was 175°F and coconut oil was 265°F, indicating coconut oil has a higher flash point. - Flash point is the lowest temperature at which a fuel produces enough vapor to ignite, and is important for determining fire hazards, evaporation losses, safe storage and transport temperatures. - Methods to minimize errors in the experiment include properly stirring, adjusting flames, limiting handle rotations, and filling the oil cup to the proper level.