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Old Jan 4, 2007, 09:24 AM
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can you start a fire with table salt and water

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I don't think so... Firstly there's nothing to ignite the substances, and secondly there's nothing combustable there.
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if you have nothing else beyond salt and water, no. if you add electrict current, certain amounts of heat or another chemical.
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