A brush fire melted steal

>a brush fire melted steal

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>steal
so it melted a nig?

sure that's not aluminum?

also, that's aluminum.

This is a JDIF slide thread.

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>slide thread
>in the age of catalog
wew

That looks like aluminum. Possibly mercury.

This. It'd only ever work on shills anyway so I say slide away.

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Transmission housing and engine block

>aluminum?
aluminum melting point is 1221.

I don’t know what shitty temperature units you are using, but it’s closer to 400-500C

your point?

that could also easily be lead from the battery

also your ancesters smelted iron using wood stoves you fucking tard

First, that's aluminium
Second, that was a car fire

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Ok it’s 660
>The temperature in the foundry will need to be above 1220 degrees Fahrenheit (660 degrees Celsius). Once the crucible is glowing orange, the foundry is hot enough to melt aluminum.

>some game is now a sentient being
u wot, m8?

again with this shit?! the mods must be sleeping.

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your ancestors smelted iron using wood, explain that

You can melt aluminum down with BBQ charcoal and a hair dryer in your back yard.
Can make bronze/brass with the same setup.

Open air fires aren't going to melt any steel.

BRUSH FIRES CAN'T MELT STEEL BEAMS! IT'S AN INSIDE JOB!

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>tfw directed energy weapons ignite California ARs causing forest fires

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People with education use Celsius. It‘s 660 compared to 1370 for steel. You are being a retard as usual.
Go eat a bag of dicks Wayne

It's honestly probably aluminum from the engine block.

*aluminium

>iron
iron, not tempered construction grade steel
I bet you never seen iron ore nor how people made pig iron in the simpler times

>hurr durr alamonium got melt proof 911 was an outside job!!4!

We covered it this morning
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fuck off polack

*sod off

tfw you use A DIRECTED ENERGY WEAPON (DEW) under DoD's WEAPONS SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGIES (WST). The generation, propogation and control of high intensity atomic beams of hydrogen or its isotopes. [www.dtic.mil] NOTE: NPBs can produce a range of lethality from SOFT KILL to HARD KILL as well as ignite objects from orbital altitudes. See also ANTIMATTER PARTICLE BEAM (APB), CHARGED PARTICLE BEAM (CPB), GAMMA-RAY LASER (GRASER), HIGH POWER MICROWAVE/RADIO FREQUENCY (HPM/RF), and KINETIC ENERGY WEAPON (KEW). NEUTRALIZE - As pertains to military operations, to render ineffective or unusable. [1] See also EFFECTIVE DAMAGE.

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Not if you are measuring saline content of water by freezing point.

Bush did California fires

>British chemist Humphry Davy, who performed a number of experiments aimed to synthesize the metal, is credited as the person who named the element. In 1808, he suggested the metal be named alumium.[86] This suggestion was criticized by contemporary chemists from France, Germany, and Sweden, who insisted the metal should be named for the oxide, alumina, from which it would be isolated.[87] In 1812, Davy chose aluminum, thus producing the modern name.[88] However, it is spelled and pronounced differently outside of North America: aluminum is in use in the U.S. and Canada while aluminium is in use elsewhere.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aluminium#Etymology

*synthesise
*criticised
*aluminium

otherhand.org/home-page/area-51-and-other-strange-places/bluefire-main/bluefire/particle-beams-and-saucer-dreams/

Orbital death rays are cool! Humanity deserves to be ruled over by megalomaniac space psychopaths.

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aluminum melts at a significantly lower point than aluminum oxide (the outer layer that forms in contact with oxygen), so you end up with a water balloon of molten metal encased in a skin of oxide that forms as fresh metal touches the air.

It's why welders use shielding gas and AC to work with aluminum.

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Lmao at that image

WHO SPILLED ALL THIS GALLIUM!?!?!?
That shit's not cheap yo.

Whatever you do, DO NOT I repeat DO NOT look up into the sky and observe the planes drawing grids of toxic clouds in the sky every day

Its the radiator and airco condensor

They melted a bunch of rocks in a clay kiln?

Aluminum
>aluminum

EVERY DAY

Go watch Primitive Technology. He digs up some iron ore from the dirt and sort of smelts it.

you guys should stick to flat earth to discredit the real shit here.
this ones almost dumber than flat earth

>People with education use Celsius.

Like Africans, Latin Americans and Muslims.

He said "people".

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Kill yourself immediately.