Re: Would Someone Like to Say a Few Words...In article <24tb24h99h6086kmm2t7q263d17s3rfk5h@4ax . com >,
Mickey <Mickey@NOSPAMFatHounds . com > wrote:
> Bart Goddard <goddardbe@netscape . net > wrote:
>
> >Mickey <Mickey@NOSPAMFatHounds . com > wrote in
> >news:nmpb24h2jq4au63lilemkj53r90dg0dq39@4ax . com :
> >> If you want to be picky and precise, liquid gasoline ("petrol") is not
> >> flammable. Only gasoline vapors are.
> >The same is true for wood.
> >B. (Or "wooud", as Alex wold say.)
> No it's not. Show me wood vapors.
Wood-vapors are what you get when you heat wood enough that it gives off
something that can burn.
Wood, itself, doesn't burn, before the transition.
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