[gimlet]

Originally Posted by JoseQuinones ↗

It would have been instantaneous. See those sparks coming out? Those are from the carbon in that human body binding with the offgassed 02 to form CO2. The big rush of flame is from the fats, and beneath that flame you can see green and blue from the oxidizing phosphorus and calcium. The entire body disintegrated not just from the heat but from the chemical reactions of organic matter meeting hot molten iron. He was literally pulled apart atom by molecule.

Somebody who payed attention in chemistry and knows what they are talking about, that's rare! It would be impressive if you are correct about the green and blue from phosphorous and calcium, I wouldn't have predicted the heat would burn down to the bones so quickly.

[Grimlyfe]

Originally Posted by Bletch ↗

Well, at least is a method to ensure you’ll leave no remains behind.

Except for maybe a small amount of multi coloured slag. I could be wrong though lol

[Dankfinger]

Originally Posted by dlclotus ↗

I imagine every fluid in your body would bubble to the surface just to extend your misery by the longest 2-3 second span you've ever experienced.

I don't think u rly feel it for more than ½ second then your way past numb for everything.

[Dankfinger]

Originally Posted by Dankfinger ↗

I don't think u rly feel it for more than ½ second then your way past numb for everything.

Oh but surely would be miserable, just not physical pain for very long i guess.

[Dankfinger]

Imagine he was just tripping and wanted to join the God of Fire

[BigSnail34]

Originally Posted by JoseQuinones ↗

It would have been instantaneous. See those sparks coming out? Those are from the carbon in that human body binding with the offgassed 02 to form CO2. The big rush of flame is from the fats, and beneath that flame you can see green and blue from the oxidizing phosphorus and calcium. The entire body disintegrated not just from the heat but from the chemical reactions of organic matter meeting hot molten iron. He was literally pulled apart atom by molecule.

I don't mean to be presumptuous (I am also a confirmed liar, which is the truth, to a degree) but this man is almost certainly some sort of biologist. Only a biologist would clearly know what he is talking about, but throw around terms like" instantaneous" and "disintegrated" like they don't mean a god damned thing.

[gimlet]

Originally Posted by Grimlyfe ↗

Except for maybe a small amount of multi coloured slag. I could be wrong though lol

"slag", I love that word. I will use it in a sentence: "this whiskey has a bouquet reminiscent of a smoldering slag heap with a Bazooka Joe bubblegum aftertaste..."

[JoseQuinones]

Originally Posted by bigsnail34 ↗

I don't mean to be presumptuous (I am also a confirmed liar, which is the truth, to a degree) but this man is almost certainly some sort of biologist. Only a biologist would clearly know what he is talking about, but throw around terms like" instantaneous" and "disintegrated" like they don't mean a god damned thing.

Hahahaha...good point. I am a plastic surgeon, actually. Havr been toying with doing another fellowship in pathology.

I mentioned above that heat wouldn't tell the whole story. I neglected to mention that the water in the body would flash to steam, causing it to explode and dispersing the internal contents into the iron rather efficiently. As in, likely within less than a second. You know how steam burns you faster than water? Guess how efficient boiling iron is at transferring heat energy?

[xseanx13]

My buddy works at place like this. Im pretty sure he told me a story of somebody jumping in or getting poured on. Yikes.

[Trunkzdbz]

Why, just why? Worse possible way to go, burning up like that.