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Old July 31st 03, 05:36 PM
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.... think the electrical coil on a stove. electricity runs thru it and the
resistance of the metal results in it heating. if the heat is high enough, it can
even begin to vaporize the metal. Ingrid

w_tom wrote:

What burns to heat a liquid; to create explosive steam?

The energy to make that explosive steam must also be
provided by other sources that can create heat quickly. If
not burning sugars, then what?



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