Kerosene, under ideal conditions, burns at a maximum temperature that's about half that necessary to melt steel. This is according to the laws of physics. Yet the government version of events claims that the kerosene fire melted the steel.
brian
The adiabatic flame temperature of Kerosene is (in ideal conditions) 2093 Deg C. The melting point of Carbon steel is 1425 - 1540 Dec C.
And you don't need to reach the absolute melting point to make steel "melt" anyway (as any middle-ages blacksmith will tell you). So why do truthers keep asking this question?
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