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Temperature without drawing:

Side of the lit portion: Temperature without drawing:

Side of the lit portion: 400 deg C (or 752 deg F)

Middle of the lit portion: 580 deg C (or 1112 deg F)

Temperature during drawing:

Middle of the lit portion: 700 deg C (or 1292 deg F)

rtion: 400 deg C (or 752 deg F)

Middle of the lit portion: 580 deg C (or 1112 deg F)

Temperature during drawing:

Middle of the lit portion: 700 deg C (or 1292 deg F)
Temperature in the middle of the lit section can go as high as 1300 deg F.

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Hot i guesss. Best bet is to put a thermometer near/on the tip of the cigarette.

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Tip of cigarette burns at a hot 1700 degree Fahrenheit (926 degrees Celsius) when the smoker inhales. In between puffs, it burns at a cooler temperature.

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It is estimated between 500 and 700oC some places. See related link to very pristegious journal (Nature), stating that it can get up to 900C during a puff

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8 calories

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