Why not burn a person while walking on fire - this question
Why not burn a person while walking on fire - this question is often asked in the context of traditions or performances such as "Fire Walking". The answer can be understood from scientific, physical and mental three perspectives: Thermal conductity (heat conductivity) • Burning wood or coal looks very hot, but its thermal conductity is very low to transfer heat. • This means that he is unable to heat your feet so quickly that the skin burns - until the contact is for a short time. Fasting • When people walk on fire, they do not stop, but move fast. This makes the contact between the legs and the fire very short, and the body does not get time to burn. Wet wet or sweat is moist • Having moisture on the feet can create a light steam layer that prevents heat to some extent. This is called "Leidenfrost Effect". Coal is seen hot, but… • The outer surface of the coal is burning, but if it is properly prepared, it can cool from inside. This is also a reason that people do not burn.
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