To: Red Badger
how will it burn ? like beryllium or lithium ?
To: Patton@Bastogne
It burns better than the steel in the WTC.
8 posted on
12/23/2015 12:45:52 PM PST by
ClearCase_guy
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To: Patton@Bastogne
Better yet, how will you put it out? (Class D)
10 posted on
12/23/2015 12:49:25 PM PST by
Smokin' Joe
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To: Patton@Bastogne
That’s what I was wondering - especially if used in cars. But I wonder if it could be used for engine blocks (?) - if internal combustion engines are “allowed” in the future.
To: Patton@Bastogne
Well, magnesium is flammable, unlike the heavier metals, so that is a good question.
Sounds like this stuff would be perfect for airplanes, but then again, an airplane with a flammable fuselage seems like a recipe for disaster.
To: Patton@Bastogne
how will it burn ? like beryllium or lithium ?
That is exactly what I was thinking.
56 posted on
12/23/2015 10:03:11 PM PST by
PA Engineer
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