what happened when we heat soil in burning fire
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When the surface temperature of soil OM reaches 500 to 600°C, glowing combustion occurs if oxygen is not excluded from the char surface. Flaming then occurs and boosts temperatures from 800 to 1,500°C. ... The radiated heat can produce secondary combustion of the litter, duff, and, in some cases, the soil humus layer.
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When the surface temperature of soil OM reaches 500 to 600°C, glowing combustion occurs if oxygen is not excluded from the char surface. Flaming then occurs and boosts temperatures from 800 to 1,500°C. ... The radiated heat can produce secondary combustion of the litter, duff, and, in some cases, the soil humus layer.
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