Question

If wood is a poor conducter of heat then why is it used in a bonfire,if ppl use it because it is cheap then why does it flamable easily

Answer 1

Answer:

Combustion, or burning, is an exothermic reaction - between a fuel and an oxidant. As an exothermic reaction, one bi-product is heat. Hence why we burn wood in a fire. ... Air is also a relatively poor conductor, so unless you are very close to the fire, odds are the warmth you feel isn't really from thermal conduction.

Answer 2

Answer:

hi  there

Explanation:

we  do  agree  that    wood   is  a    heat    conductor  but  have  taken  time  to  see  what  kind  of   wood  is  a  conductor  in  my  opinion   i  think  that  wet  wood  is  the  conductor  of  heat  and  dry  wood  is  an  insulator  cause  you  cant  use  wet  wood  for  lighting  a  bonfire  instead  you  use  dry  wood.