This is a physics question relating to specific heat and conductivity. Specific heat refers to the amount of energy it takes to raise or lower the temperature of a given mass. For example it takes a very larger amount of heat to raise the temperature of a gram of water one degree than it does to raise the temperature of a gram of aluminum one degree (about 4.6 times as much). Bread has a low specific heat. This means that while the bread crust may be 200+ degrees it doesn't really contain that much energy. Conductivity refers to the capacity to transfer heat energy quickly. Things like metals are highly conductive. For example if you heat the center of a pan the edges will quickly become hot also because the metal easily conducts that heat from the heat source to the edges of the pan. On the other hand there are materials that conduct heat very poorly. Wood for example. You can hold on to the end of a stick while the other end is on fire and it will never even feel warm (until the flame burns you). Bread is a poor conductor. This means that bread both contains little energy and does not conduct that energy into your finger very quickly. You can handle hot bread. Metal contains more energy (depending on the metal) and it readily conducts that energy into your finger burning you.
Egg or sulphur
Of course, it is possible.
Without a doubt. I have tested cars to destruction and burned out a brand new clutch and gearbox in less than an hour.
After ligation tube cut and burned theirs a possible to get pregnant
No, you can't walk in a volcano without getting burned.. Even the most expert on volcanos die when they are too close.
koffing and possible magby
that does not make sense
You can't.
Most likely not
Yes, it is possible to recycle "burned" uranium and plutonium.
No, you cannot
No