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BABS🦁🕊️3 years ago

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☀ тøηαdє 🐐 ѕαmüєℓ ☀™3 years ago

I keep seeing “did you skip science class” … “this is basic science” … “elementary stuff” Oya!! Make una explain the principle behind wetin dey happen for us wey nor know.

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Bayo Otedola3 years ago

Did you skip science class?

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BABS🦁🕊️3 years ago

Na public school I go 😭😂 our lab no complete

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Bra Paa🐆3 years ago

@ym_burner1 you skipped science class saaa see the age you are getting to know this elementary science 🤣🤣

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BABS🦁🕊️3 years ago

@ym_burner1 No vex I no be science student

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Sam Obianyor3 years ago

Melting point of nylon is about 270C, while water boils at 100C and won't go beyond that. As long as the water is still there, the nylon's temperature can not get to 278C to make it melt. Indeed, you can use it to boil water and even cook food.

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Joel Addie3 years ago

Does this mean if i tie bags of sachet water on my body, i will walk through fire, unharmed 🤔 @Abu_QutayLah

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Trinity Daniels3 years ago

It’s normal level the water won’t let It burn same thing as throwing cigar into bucket of fuel it won’t burn 🔥 ✍️

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Okeke Kenneth3 years ago

@socialmediajnky 70 percent science, 30% common sense

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