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Adding water rapidly to a hot crucible might cause the crucible to brake.

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It might damage the bench, but it is far more likely that a crucible on a lab bench and not on the ring or the asbestos pad will be mistaken by someone, possible someone other than the immediate experimenter, for a cold crucible and picked up to a detrimental effect.


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