Iron is not an "oxidizing metal." You are confused about the chemistry
Am I?
Fresh iron surfaces are lustrous and silvery-grey in color, but oxidise in air to form a red or brown coating of ferrous oxide or rust.
en.wikipedia.org...
'Nuff said.
Iron is not an "oxidizing metal." You are confused about the chemistry
Fresh iron surfaces are lustrous and silvery-grey in color, but oxidise in air to form a red or brown coating of ferrous oxide or rust.
Originally posted by mike dangerously
reply to post by greenorbs
I have always thought the reason WTC7 was pulled was because the plotters used the NYC emergency command center to run the entire op that day that was the nerve center for not only the towers but for the pentagon and Shanksville as well.
Originally posted by The Godfather of ConspiraYou don't get out much do you? The whole point of an exothermic weld is to melt the metals together.
reply to post by djvexd
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You can't spot weld with a compound that burns at 3000C. It's higher than the melting point of steel, iron or even reinforced concrete.....[edit on 5/4/09 by The Godfather of Conspira]
Originally posted by The Godfather of Conspira
reply to post by pteridine
Iron is not an "oxidizing metal." You are confused about the chemistry
Am I?
Fresh iron surfaces are lustrous and silvery-grey in color, but oxidise in air to form a red or brown coating of ferrous oxide or rust.
en.wikipedia.org...
'Nuff said.
Originally posted by The Godfather of Conspira
reply to post by CoffinFeeder
Read my previous post. Thermite is simply too hot to be used to weld common construction materials like steel, iron and corrugated metals because it would melt them instantly.
It simply burns at too high a temperature to be a useful welding medium. It might have limited use in welding heat-resistant compounds or fire-retardant materials used in skyscrapers but not ordinary steel and things like that.
Thermite is best suited to pyrotechnics and demolition.
Originally posted by pteridine
reply to post by GoldenFleece
It is the general consensus that the Shanksville plane was destined for DC; either the Whitehouse or the Capitol dome.