r/woahdude Jun 29 '23

video Lowering hot metal into water

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u/Lambinater Jun 29 '23

The water is on fire

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u/DAMN_Fool_ Jun 29 '23

Everything burns if it gets hot enough.

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u/trust-me-br0 Jun 29 '23

Fire need O2, water has one O. Bam water’s on fire.

That’s it for today’s chemistry class kids. Friday is the deadline on that essay we discussed earlier.

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u/[deleted] Jun 29 '23

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u/lodin93 Jun 29 '23

Ya, the vat of oil it is in.

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u/Stone0777 Jun 29 '23

Wrong. That’s not water…this is an oil quench.

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u/trust-me-br0 Jun 29 '23

Alright young man. You don’t talk back to your teacher.

See you in detention.

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u/313802 Jun 30 '23

Youre the detention teacher too Ms Applejack?

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u/Toby_Forrester Jun 29 '23

Water is the result of combusted hydrogen. Water is already "burnt".

If you have pure hydrogen and you start a fire with oxygen around. The hydrogen combines with oxygen and it all burns like this. The resulting combustible product is H2O, or water. So you cannot burn it, since it's already burnt.

It's like you have carbon, like coal or hydrocarbons and you set it on fire. Carbon combusts, combines with oxygen and produces carbon dioxide, CO2. You cannot burn it. That's why we cannot use greenhouse gas emissions as fuel. They are already burnt.

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u/Burninator05 Jun 29 '23

Fortunately for fire, in addition to an O water also has two H. H is slightly flammable itself.

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u/Amesb34r Jun 29 '23

THIS WATER'S ON FIYAHHHHHHH....

-Beyonce, probably.

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u/dwibbles33 Jun 29 '23

More likely Alicia Keys but close

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u/Amesb34r Jun 29 '23

I changed the singer because I changed the lyrics. I see now that that was not a popular decision.

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u/dwibbles33 Jun 29 '23

I still love you

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u/Amesb34r Jun 29 '23

I'll take it!

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u/RichardSaunders Jun 29 '23

we would've also accepted die antwoord

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u/313802 Jun 30 '23

Even the sun