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No, because it was burnt out and can turn to ash if you'll just leave it to burn continuously

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No, once charcoal is formed through the process of burning or heating organic material in the absence of air, it cannot be converted back into its original form. The high temperatures and chemical changes that occur during the formation of charcoal irreversibly alter the structure of the organic material.

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