How hot does lighter fluid burn?

Answer 1

Butane burns at no less than 450 Celsius.

But it might actually be higher.

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the hotter something is the more the molecules in it bounce around. This bouncing around makes it so that molecules are more spread out in hotter air then colder air so the hotter air is less dense and the less dense air rises above the colder more dense air.

Answer:

Assuming good mixing and proper flow conditions a butane/air flame (like a lighter) can reach temperature of 1,977o C

Answer 2

At least 490F. That is the ignition temperature of most petroleum based fuels including lighter fluid. The flame in order to continue burning must be at least this hot. The actual temperature is dependent upon the rate of firing, essentially how fast the fuel is delivered to be burned, the surface area of combustion and the amount of air supplied to produce an efficient smoke free flame. A cigarette lighter burning liquid lighter fluid will get to slightly over 500F while a charcoal grill using lighter fluid for ignition of the charcoal might reach as high as 800F or more until the fuel is exhausted and the charcoal begins to burn. Liquid Butane lighters, usually disposables burns hotter about 850F, as it is gaseous butane (Ignition temperature 826F) and not liquid petroleum.

Answer 3

Lighter fluid burns at a temperature of around 1,800 to 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit. This high temperature makes it effective for quickly igniting charcoal or wood in a barbecue grill. It is important to handle lighter fluid with caution and follow safety instructions to prevent accidents.

Answer 4

The average temperature of your typical candle flame is around 1000 deg C, the hottest part (the blue region) being about 1400 degrees C.

Answer 5

A butane flame in air has a temperature of 1970 C. A lighter fluid flame has temperature of 2537 C

Answer 6

About 400 degrees Fahrenheit.

Answer 7

1977 degrees fahrenheit.

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Answer 8

450 Celsius