degree centigrade is a unit of temperature and not heat. the temperature change of a material upon addition/removal of heat depends on the specific heat of the material.
I think you should ask about the amount of heat generated if one kg of coke is burned.
Then if you want to measure the temperature rise this amount of heat can achieve you should specify the material,its specific heat and mass and initial temperature so as to determine its final temperature.
It depends on the chemical composition of coke.
The heat of combustion of coke to 27-32 MJ/kg.
Heat of combustion of coke depends on its C%. In general Heat generated by combustion of coke = Net calorific value of carbon X C% of coke.
Now to convert this heat in temperature, it is required to know the thermodynamic properties of material you are heating up.
The temperature attained by the combustion of any fuel depends not only on its calorific value but also on other factors
1. Oxygen content
2. Temperature of fuel and air prior to combustion
and also
3. The rate of reaction
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