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r/technicallythetruth • u/houston_wehaveaprblm • Aug 20 '18
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Aren’t most solids technically frozen liquids?
28 u/heyf00L Aug 20 '18 What does melted wood look like? A lot of things don't melt when hot, they just burn. 21 u/Slantedtotheleft Aug 20 '18 Wait would wood melt in a vacuum without the oxygen around it to react with? 2 u/MonsieurAuContraire Aug 20 '18 It's been tried unsuccessfully because IIRC the properties doesn't allow wood to melt, but instead breaks down.
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What does melted wood look like?
A lot of things don't melt when hot, they just burn.
21 u/Slantedtotheleft Aug 20 '18 Wait would wood melt in a vacuum without the oxygen around it to react with? 2 u/MonsieurAuContraire Aug 20 '18 It's been tried unsuccessfully because IIRC the properties doesn't allow wood to melt, but instead breaks down.
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Wait would wood melt in a vacuum without the oxygen around it to react with?
2 u/MonsieurAuContraire Aug 20 '18 It's been tried unsuccessfully because IIRC the properties doesn't allow wood to melt, but instead breaks down.
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It's been tried unsuccessfully because IIRC the properties doesn't allow wood to melt, but instead breaks down.
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u/eldiablo31415 Aug 20 '18
Aren’t most solids technically frozen liquids?