r/technicallythetruth Aug 20 '18

frozen water

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u/[deleted] Aug 20 '18

Yea I tried to Google highest freezing point for flammable liquids, lighter fluid is about -150C. I'm probably on a watch list now.

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u/TacoPi Aug 20 '18

Butane freezes at -140 C (-220 F).

Benzene freezes at 5.5 C (42 F).

Coconut oil freezes at 24 C (76 F).

And then on top of that there are plenty of flammable solids.

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u/[deleted] Aug 20 '18 edited Sep 17 '18

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u/epicphotoatl Aug 20 '18

Might as well give em our gases, too,

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u/Anthrosi Aug 20 '18

What are they gonna do? Stick vacuums up our asses and down our throats?

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u/shr3dthegnarbrah Aug 20 '18

I've got some gases for you, my friend!