The center temperature of the cigarette butt can reach ()

The center temperature of cigarette butts can reach 700℃-800℃.

The surface temperature of cigarette butts ranges from 200 to 300°C, and the core temperature can reach 700 to 800°C. This temperature has exceeded the ignition point of combustible materials such as cotton, linen, woolen fabrics, paper, and furniture. If cigarette butts are thrown around, they can easily come into contact with these combustibles and cause combustion, which may even cause a fire. Therefore, we should pay attention to the importance of cigarette butt disposal and avoid littering cigarette butts to ensure public safety and environmental health.

In daily life, we should develop good habits and not litter cigarette butts and other garbage everywhere. If you need to smoke, you can choose to do so in the designated smoking area and make sure to extinguish the cigarette butts and throw them into the designated trash can. This can reduce the risk of fire and protect our lives and property.

In addition, for those items that are easy to burn, such as cotton, linen, woolen fabrics, paper, etc., we should also stay away from fire sources and avoid contact with flammable materials. When storing these items, you should choose a safe place and make sure they are away from fire and high temperature areas.

Precautions when handling cigarette butts

1. Ensure that the cigarette butts are completely extinguished: When handling cigarette butts, first ensure that the cigarette butts have been completely extinguished. You can dispose of cigarette butts in a trash can or ashtray and make sure they don't re-ignite.

2. Avoid throwing cigarette butts randomly: Do not throw cigarette butts near flammable items, such as cotton, linen, woolen fabrics, paper, etc. This may cause a fire, causing unnecessary damage and danger.

3. Do not throw cigarette butts into the toilet or sewer: Throwing cigarette butts into the toilet or sewer may cause blockages and maintenance problems. In addition, harmful substances in cigarette butts may pollute water sources and the environment.

4. Properly dispose of ashtrays: If you use an ashtray to dispose of cigarette butts, you should clean up the cigarette butts and ash in the ashtray in time to prevent the cigarette butts and ashtrays from being scattered or blown away by the wind, causing fire or environmental pollution.