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Fire doesn't always burn orange.Related content
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Blue means he's hotter than usual right? Hope this means he can use his powers in space lol
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I find it interesting that the comments are all talking about flame temperature producing different colors but the first thing I thought about was that different metals produce different colors in fireworks.
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to proveΒ nerdyness: I looked up what the chemical to make blue flame was and what food has the most of it in it. Johnny had oysters or liver for lunch... eew...
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haha! Nerd high five!
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Red, Orange, Yellow, Blue, then white. that is the color of fire in order of coldest to hottest
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Actually blue burns hotter than orange, and white burns the hottest. And the color of the flame is dependent on the type of fuel involved in the combustion. So in this version of the Human Torch, Johnny's body is using a different type of energy source to produce the flame.
That's the quick nerd answer, haha!
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Oh...OH.I forgot all that stuff I learned about fire, but it's really awesome that you can back up your work!
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