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What is the difference between soot and creosote?

April 26, 2017Creosote difference SOOT

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What is the difference between soot and creosote?

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A. Soot is primarily composed of unburned carbon particles, but may also contain ash. It has a soft texture and is black or brown in color. The flammability of soot will depend on the concentration of soot and ash. Soot is combustible, since it is made of carbon. Ash is noncombustible.