white heat
white heat
noun
{bc}a temperature (as for copper and iron from 1500u00b0 to 1600u00b0 C) which is higher than red heat and at which a body becomes brightly incandescent
noun
{bc}a temperature (as for copper and iron from 1500u00b0 to 1600u00b0 C) which is higher than red heat and at which a body becomes brightly incandescent