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How many buses catch on fire yearly in the US?
it depends
Can iron catch on fire?
Iron is an element represented by the symbol Fe. It is used to make many things, and it can catch on fire if it gets hot enough. That is how it is molded into many different shapes for its uses.
What was the fuel that burnt the fire of London?
Mostly, the many wooden houses in the area.
How many house fires in Spain last year?
9439 houses were on fire in 08
How many Pokemon do you have to catch in fire red to get national dex?
at least 80
How many houses were involed in the great fire of London?
13.200 houses were destroyed plus 87 churches and one cathedral. 70.000 people were left homeless.
What is best explanation of air pollution?
Most forms of air pollution are the result of various substances that people burn, either as fuel, or as garbage to be incinerated, or by accident (as when houses catch fire). Burning releases many types of chemicals into the air, which can have a variety of unfortunate effects.
Is it true that if you put too many torches in your house in Minecraft it will catch on fire?
It is not true. Torches absolutely cannot set other blocks on fire.
Can leather catch on fire?
Yes, leather can catch on fire, although it is generally more resistant to flames than many other materials. When exposed to high heat or open flames, leather can ignite and burn, especially if it is treated with certain chemicals or if it is very dry. However, it typically requires a significant amount of heat to catch fire compared to synthetic materials.
Why did so many buildings burn in the great fire of London?
There was no fire brigade back then, no fire pumps, no water hydrants, just volunteers with buckets who backed off when the fire got out of control. Most houses were completely or partly made of wood, and the season had been very dry, so they burned easily. And a strong wind fueled the fire and the spread of the fire.
Can flour catch on fire?
Yes, actually, flour is extremely flammable, and many flour mills have exploded and burned due to flour dust in the air catching fire.
Did houses have windows in the middle ages?
Most houses had windows, but most houses did not have glass in the windows. Instead, the windows were open, and could be closed with a shutter. Many houses had window-like holes high in the walls to vent smoke from the fire on the hearth, because they had no chimney, and such vents were not closed for weather because they had to stay open for the fire. It was not what we would call cozy. Rich people, of course, had windows, and these often had glass in them.
