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The temperature of fire can be judged by the colour of the flames if the fuel source is known. For carbon substances, it increases from red to orange to white. Another method, is to use various substances with a high melting point and measure the time required for the end inserted into a flame to begin to melt. A third method is to use a pyrometer, a type of high temperature thermometer, that measures thermal radiation.

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