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When blood is exposed to fire, it typically burns due to its organic composition, which includes proteins and water. The proteins in blood can decompose and produce smoke and potentially a foul odor. Additionally, the presence of heat can cause the water in the blood to evaporate, leading to a quick combustion. Overall, the reaction can be violent and create harmful byproducts.
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What happens when your pour water on fire?
water will put out fire
What happens when you put an acorn on fire?
it burns
What happens if you put graphite on fire?
It will burn.
What would happen if you put a drop of blood into fire?
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What happens when you put oil on water?
It will catch fire
What happens when you put a battery in a fire?
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What happens if you put your hand in fire?
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What happens to a fire if you cover it with a fire blanket?
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