ajvol01
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I have no problem with molten steel being there. I would find it hard to believe the temperature in that building didn't or couldn't reach 2750°F.
It shows kerosene can burn at 1500°F. You add in the contents of the bulding and I have no doubt the temp could hit 2750°F IMO.
The plane is built out of aluminum. Aluminum melts at 1200°F. You introduce water to it and it can set off explosions.
I'm confused.
You can't sum all the temperatures to arrive at the melting point of steel.
If you're really interested, this link has a ton of scientific evidence about the molten metal at WTC on 9/11.
High-Temperature Thermitic Reactions | Twin Towers
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