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[Quietust]

Liquid or gaseous INORGANIC:NONE should be around 1/5 hotter than dragonfire, I think.

Liquid INORGANIC:NONE is only 11500, and gaseous INORGANIC:NONE is only 13000. Dragonfire, on the other hand, is 50000.

[Putnam]

I think 1/5 as hot was what was meant, which is approximately correct.

[deepspaceprobe9]

If you make a custom material with no melting point, and used it in a liquid type attack,(Trailing vapor or liquid glob) then the resulting emmision will be, theoretically, infinitely hot.

[Quietust]

I think 1/5 as hot was what was meant, which is approximately correct.

Not really - ambient outdoor temperature is around 10050, so dragonfire is technically 13-28 times as hot as liquid/gaseous INORGANIC:NONE, not 5 times as hot (since it's the temperature difference that matters).