It depends on the type of plastic. Ignition temperatures range among any number of hundreds of degrees.
Plastic Melting Point Ignition Temperature ABS 88°-125° 416° Acrylics 91°-125° 560° Cellulosics 49°-121° 475°-540° Nylons 160°-275° 424°-532° Polycarbonate 140°-150° 580° Polyesters 220°-268° 432°-488° Polyethylene ld 107°-124° 349° Polyethylene hd 122°-137° 349° Polypropylene 158°-168° 570° Polystyrene 100°-120° 488°-496° Polyurethanes 85°-121° 416° PTFE 327° 530° P.vinylideneclor 212° 454° PVC 75°-110° 435°-557° Wool Does not melt 228°-230° Cotton Does not melt 250° Rubber Does not melt 260°-316°
They burn at about 2,000°F
The temperature of the plastic mantle, or asthenosphere, is inferred to be about 1600 degrees Celsius.
the answer is 109 degrees
2nd degree burn
Auto ignition Temperature: 425 - 475 degrees Fahrenheit
Do not burn plastic
Yes.
Plastic can be burned as a fuel inresiource recovery. If it is burned at 2500o F ,the only gases released are CO2 and H2O. You have to keep the temperature up to get this result, otherwise poisonous gases can be released.
Hair will burn at 223 degrees Celsius. Hair can however burn at a much lower temperature if it is damaged.
They burn at about 2,000°F
yes, temperature does effect plastic if it gets to hot it can melt it.
No, Sulfuric acid cannot burn through a plastic pipette unless it falls on your skin.
The plastic might burn.
burn
The temperature of the plastic mantle, or asthenosphere, is inferred to be about 1600 degrees Celsius.
It melts and gets hard
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