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Like all burns it is a matter of exposure time + temperature. A -20 C freezer (as in the home) will eventually cause enough damage given the time while a -70 will take minutes and dry ice will cause an immediate burn. Also the place is important tissues with a good circulation take more time.

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at about 130 degrees F


Skin ignites at 480 degrees F

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150F (degree) hot water can cause a bad burn in 2 seconds; 140F 6 seconds; 125F 2 minutes; 120F 10 minutes

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Skin melts above 70 degrees Celsius.

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125 degrees or above

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