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What temperature is needed to light a mosquito coil? !

2019-04-29View Original

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The core temperature of a mosquito coil can reach 700°C when it is burning. So what is the ignition temperature required to light it? Is the main component of mosquito coils carbon?
Reply #22019-04-30
Last night I used a mosquito repellent burner at home, with a lighter – it generates temperatures of over a thousand degrees.
Reply #32019-04-30
Try using a soldering iron; it should be possible to ignite it as well
Reply #42019-05-01
What about the One Yang Finger? It’s also extremely hot!
Reply #52019-05-02
I prefer the kung fu style that relies on a single pillar to support everything
Reply #62019-05-02
This is taking a wrong turn. Besides being used as a medication, the carrier for mosquito repellent is mainly carbon powder, which should be ignited at around 600°C

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