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How Cold Is Too Cold For A Fire? [Solved]
In theory, it can be too cold for fire. At a temperature of absolute zero, which is -459.67 degrees Fahrenheit, there is no energy present at all. At this temperature, molecules don’t even vibrate within their own space.
Making Fire That Actually Freezes Things Instead of Burns Them—Cold Fire Part 2
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Starting a Fire in Freezing Cold Temperatures -30C
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