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From: eric@rtech.ARPA (Eric Lundblad)
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Subject: Re: freezing hot water
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Date: Mon, 20-May-85 16:10:42 EDT
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	No really, the hot-cold water effect is true. The
principal that causes this also causes other things. For
instance, wet wood burns better that dry wood. In this case,
The oxygen molecules in the water helps out the fire, and we all
know how much fire needs oxygen. The hydrogen molecule also
doesn't hurt any. 

	Does this clear things up?
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			Eric Lundblad