What are the heat physics of burning wood?
Is it just a valance bond jump of excited electrons like lght?
Is it just a valance bond jump of excited electrons like lght?
What are the heat physics of burning wood?
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I don't know if its physics or a freak of nature, but wife approval
Hopefully smoke goes up the chimney
the amount of heat delivered measuring surface temps at 450 deggrees increases 100% when elevated to 600 drgrees
Hopefully smoke goes up the chimney
the amount of heat delivered measuring surface temps at 450 deggrees increases 100% when elevated to 600 drgrees
Do a Google on "Wood Gasification". There's lots of very detailed sites about how wood burns and what's really happening.
I found it quite interesting.
I found it quite interesting.
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