ELI5: How is it that charcoal, which is wood that's been…
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ELI5: How is it that charcoal, which is wood that's been burnt, burn hotter than wood
Like it's just wood, how does burning wood then produce a "new thing" that burns hotter than it did before. I mean, how does it even burn at all? Shouldn't all the "fuel" in the wood have been used up? Why doesn't the wood just keep burning into ash.
#education
Like it's just wood, how does burning wood then produce a "new thing" that burns hotter than it did before. I mean, how does it even burn at all? Shouldn't all the "fuel" in the wood have been used up? Why doesn't the wood just keep burning into ash.
#education
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