The melting point of sand, which consists mainly of silicon dioxide or silica, is approximately 2930 degrees Fahrenheit. Its boiling point is 4046 F.
Or was that a rhetorical question?
:-)
>The melting point of sand, which consists mainly of silicon dioxide or silica, is approximately 2930 degrees Fahrenheit. Its boiling point is 4046 F.
[More here.](https://www.reference.com/science/melting-point-sand-8ae98160f140cea7)
Or was that a rhetorical question?
:-)
Just curious.
I know they need to outsource sand (from the sea) because the one they have on land is completely useless for building construction. (it’s smooth and polished by the winds)
Just curious.
I know they need to outsource sand (from the sea) because the one they have on land is completely useless for building construction. (it’s smooth and polished by the winds)
Oh, I thought you were wondering how hot a tactical nuke blast was...
Oh, I thought you were wondering how hot a tactical nuke blast was...
Ceramic tiles and sheeeit!
Ceramic tiles and sheeeit!
silica is an overlooked human nutrient!
silica is an overlooked human nutrient!
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