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Anonymous
Can ice burn? No.17032362
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Can ice burn?  No.17032362
Isn't pyrolysis and water thermolysis literally same process?

>apply heat to wood
>chemical bonds are broken
>fire

>apply heat to ice
>it melts and evaporates
>chemical bonds are broken
>fire
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Anonymous
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 No.17032369
>>17032362
we distinguish kinds of chemical bonds, it's a scale separation thing. H2O-H2O intermolecular bonds are not orbital overlap based
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Anonymous
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 No.17032370
>>17032369
oh wait you mean actual bond breakage, should have read more carefully. Yeah essentially the same.
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Anonymous
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 No.17032372
Ice won't melt if the pressure is high enough, but I'm not sure that oxygen would be gas
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Anonymous
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 No.17032651
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>>17032372
So, if you put a block of ice in a room with a temperature over 3000°C it wouldn't burn just like wood in a room with a temperature over 300°C ?
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Anonymous
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 No.17032654
https://chemistry.stackexchange.com/a/64372
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Anonymous
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 No.17032657
>>17032651
No, it fist would evaporate, op wants it to split into atoms right away.
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