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Re: Smog numbers increased - why? [Re: 89YellowAmigo] #659114 10/26/05 12:37 AM

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Jim_Paget

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Burning is simply very rapid oxidation. The only difference between wood burning and steel burning is the necessary temperature. I you had ever welded or used a cutting torch, you would be familiar with burning metal.

Jim Paget
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Subject	Posted By	Posted
Smog numbers increased - why?	89YellowAmigo	10/24/05 12:27 AM
Re: Smog numbers increased - why?	Gizzy42	10/24/05 01:23 AM
Re: Smog numbers increased - why?	RT1	10/24/05 07:32 PM
Re: Smog numbers increased - why?	89YellowAmigo	10/25/05 02:11 AM
Re: Smog numbers increased - why?	RT1	10/25/05 05:00 PM
Re: Smog numbers increased - why?	89YellowAmigo	10/25/05 10:56 PM
Re: Smog numbers increased - why?	Jim_Paget	10/26/05 12:37 AM

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