The autoignition temperature of paper is also known as the kindling point and sometimes referred to improperly as the flash point. It is the temperature at which paper will spontaneously combust.
Some texts will give a variety of temperatures for this value because even at this temperature it may take different lengths of time for the paper to ignite depending on several factors including the amount of oxygen in the air and the elevation at which the paper is burned.
Trivia: Ray Bradbury wrote a novel entitled Fahrenheit 451 - referring to be the ignition point of paper.
The ignition point of paper is 233oc / 451oF
Ray Bradbury gave it as 'Fahrenheit 451' - 451 degrees F, which is 233 degrees C. See related link
Actually the above answer is a common misconception. Paper burns around 450 degrees CELSIUS (around 842 degrees F). Ray Bradbury is said to have thought Fahrenheit just sounded better.
You can see the results of the physical tests at the related link
The origin reference point of a paper typically refers to the original source or foundation from which the research or ideas within the paper originated. This can include previous studies, theories, data, or literature that the author builds upon or references in their work.
To start a fire, you can use tinder, such as dry leaves, paper, or bark, to catch the initial spark. Kindling, like small sticks or twigs, can then be added to help the fire grow. Once the kindling is burning well, larger pieces of fuel wood can be added to sustain the fire.
A ball point pen works by using a small rotating ball bearing at the tip to dispense ink as it rolls across the paper. When the pen is pressed against the paper, the ball bearing allows the ink to flow from the reservoir onto the paper, creating writing.
The center of an A4 paper is located at the halfway point along both the length and width of the paper. In other words, if you measure the length and width of the paper and find their midpoints, the center would be where these two midpoints intersect.
The crease in a folded piece of paper represents a structural weakness due to the compression occurring at that point. The fibers in the paper become more condensed and stretched along the crease, making it more prone to tearing or breaking than the rest of the sheet.
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Paper does not melt. Perhaps you mean the autoignition temperature or kindling point of paper? That is 450 degrees F, see related questions below.
150 degrees Celsius
i like the word kindling.
Kindling is one weird word and i like it. ....... there a sentence with kindling in it XD
Fire needs 3 things to burn: Oxygen, Fuel, and an Ignition Source. Paper and kindling both act as a fuel, while oxygen can be found in the air and the ignition source is your lighter, match, or a spark. Many materials also have a temperature at which they will spontaneously burn in air.
Kindling - album - was created in 1973-11.
A Glint at the Kindling was created in 1979-01.
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Kindling - Mick Farren novel - has 416 pages.
Kindling is material that is used for starting fires. The material is easily ignitable. Kindling is usually found in the form of dry sticks of wood.
Your mom --by winegart-- It is called kindling.