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I’m missing something, it says these burn at 1100 degrees. There is no oxygen but enough space for me to be ok burning something at 1100 degrees next to me?
by nickpeterson 4y ago
I’m missing something, it says these burn at 1100 degrees. There is no oxygen but enough space for me to be ok burning something at 1100 degrees next to me?
- acquacow 4y agoThat really depends on the density/surface area of the item. I mean, a standard light blub filament burns at like 3000F, but you don't really feel that.
- lapsis_beeftech 4y agoIt sounds like a lot but it is about the same temperature as that of a regular wax candle flame.
- Maursault 4y ago> these burn at 1100 degrees Would be cool if something else could be done with the heat to get rid of the CO2, like a Sabatier reaction (sorry, a bit handwavy).