Plasma is sometimes or usually hotter than fire

This usually requires temperatures of several eV (1 eV = 11,600K) so a plasma usually has a temperature in excess of 20,000C. ... The large ionization fraction of plasma will allow plasma to exhibit collective charge-particle behaviors that are not generally observed from a hot fire. Plasma is in the blood.

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