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It sounds like a lot but it is about the same temperature as that of a regular wax candle flame.

That really depends on the density/surface area of the item. I mean, a standard light blub filament burns at like 3000F, but you don't really feel that.

> these burn at 1100 degrees

Would be cool if something else could be done with the heat to get rid of the CO2, like a Sabatier reaction (sorry, a bit handwavy).