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-Different materials have different burn times and temperatures. Different processes also require different temperatures and duration. Cooking requires a temperature of 200 C, while firing a clay mold requires a temperature of 700 C. Melting ores or metals and glass making requires much higher temperatures.
+Different materials have different burn times and temperatures. Different processes also require different temperatures and duration. Cooking requires a temperature of 200°C, while firing a clay mold requires a temperature of 700°C. Melting ores, metals, or glass requires much higher temperatures.
 == Wood ==
-All logs and planks burn at 800 C, which is a temperature high enough for cooking and firing pottery items made of blue clay. Wood does not burn hot enough to use in metal working.
+All logs and planks burn at 800°C, which is a temperature high enough for cooking and firing pottery items made of blue clay. Wood does not burn hot enough to use in metal working.
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