Water that is 140°F (60°C) or hotter can scald you. It only takes a few seconds of exposure to cause a burn at this temperature.
No. If a piece of apple pie were hotter than the sun, it would burn up.
It is a myth that any food can "burn" calories. In fact, all foods and drinks (except for water) have caloris in them. A celery stalk has about 6 calories in it.
eat less. Burn more calories then you eat. Drink more water. cut out foods with a lot of sodium.
Water doesn't burn calories persay. While water is needed in the hydrolysis of carbohydrates, the moisture content of most foods and your body's water content should be pretty sufficient for digestion. Drinking excess water is not going to noticeably increase metabolism.
When it's hot enough the burning stuff breaks down chemically, releasing even more energy. You could think of it as boiling water. The hotter there is, the more steam the water gives off.
Sparklers will burn your clothes, skin, or almost anything else they come in contact with. Sparklers can burn up to 1700 degrees or hotter.
to this day diesel is the "best" to burn it has a higher flash point than gasoline so it burns hotter and better
Yes, things burn hotter in oxygen because oxygen is a more efficient oxidizing agent, which means it promotes a faster and more intense combustion reaction compared to air. This can lead to higher temperatures and more complete combustion.
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High flouride would have a high acid taste and would burn. However, flouride is only added in tiny amounts to flourinated drinking water.
Because a higher watt bulb will also burn hotter, the higher wattage demands is converted to light through heat.