Can Wood Be a Liquid?

No. Wood is mostly cellulose, lignin and water. If you heat wood, the water boils away first and then the lignin and cellulose (both long-chain organic molecules) will react with oxygen and burn.

Is there a liquid wood?

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Why is wood a liquid?

Why can't it turn into liquid? Because wood is made of a collection of complex organic molecules, many of which have no melting point, because they decompose into simpler molecules before they melt.