Water That Helps Start Fires!

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Water is normally thought to be the solution to extinguish fires, not ignite them. But when subjected to certain conditions, normal H2O can do the exact opposite. In order to create this magical liquid that scientists call 'supercritical water', it is first compressed at 217 times the air pressure found at sea level and then heated above 703°F (373°C).

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  • bloom112년 이하
    fantabulious
    • mneal
      mneal12년 이하
      That's pretty cool. To completely different elements doing something I never thought could happen. Do you think fire could make water?
      • isaacr
        isaacr12년 이하
        It's unique how it can do that and is amazing. How can it help regular people.
        • alinin
          alinin12년 이하
          Wow that is so cool! I wish I had some. How do they make that happen without flames?
          • Young Beaner12년 이하
            Well, normally gasoline and fire makes a bigger fire.... -_-
          • madhatter
            madhatter12년 이하
            that is epic. is it explosive?
            • joe12년 이하
              its called gasoline ever heard of it??????????????
              • No12년 이하
                No it dont
                • cobruga
                  cobruga12년 이하
                  By saying "No it don't", are you implying that you are an expert in this field, and are willing to object other's research openly on a post?
                • Austinothegreat12년 이하
                  Sweet
                  • Austinothegreat12년 이하
                    Science is everywhere but this type of science gets people going about science

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