An effect in a fire when heat and gas at the ceiling of a room reach 2,000 degrees is referred to as a backdraft.

Name: An effect in a fire when heat and gas at the ceiling of a room reach 2,000 degrees is referred to as a backdraft.
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A backdraft occurs when oxygen is introduced into an environment with a high concentration of combustible gases and insufficient oxygen for combustion, causing an explosive reaction, not specifically when heat and gas reach 2,000 degrees.

An Effect in a Fire When Heat and Gas at the Ceiling