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Scotland1993 | 16:45 Fri 25th Jan 2008 | Science
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What temperature does kerosne burn at in air?
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Kerosene will self-ignite at 220 degrees C. If air is mixed with kerosene vapour, as in a blowlamp, it can produce a flame of over 1000 degrees F.
17:13 Fri 25th Jan 2008
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Depends what you are referring to.

The flash point is 38-72 degC (depending on the gradeof kerosene).

The autoignition temp (as heathfield says) is 220 degC.

The temperature of a kerosene flame should be in the 1,100 - 1,400 degC region.

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00:02 Sat 26th Jan 2008

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