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This is the best one and there won't ever be a better one. Close the tread.
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not a big science crowd in PYF, huh?
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This is a graph of how steel reacts to heat (it's even in gif format!) and should be shown to 9/11 truthers who trot out the "jet fuel doesn't burn hot enough to melt steel" line, followed shortly by punching them in the face.
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The Belgian posted:not a big science crowd in PYF, huh? This Isn't a gif. 
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Richey posted:This Isn't a gif. it totally is
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People who don't read the thread are great.
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Sulfur hexafluoride:  NI3 + feather:  Cesium in water:  Sodium polyacrylate:  Lichtenberg figure: 
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 Granted, it's not a reaction I get to use very often, but when I do, boy do I think about Robocop! But apparently this is what you nerds are really looking for: 
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The James Van Der Beek reaction gif collection: http://imgur.com/gallery/d9E3J
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