how can paper burn without suffering damage?
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rub the paper on your arm until it burns you. the paper will be undamaged.\n\nthere is also an old trick where you stretch a dollar across your hand, and someone tries to burn a hole in the dollar. It will burn your hand, but not the dollar because moisture from your hand is drawn to the paper.
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The same way everything else burns: by rapidly combining with oxygen. \n\nIn order for anything to burn, three components must be in place:\n\n1) Fuel. You must have some substance ready to oxidize.\n2) Oxygen. Obviously, you have to have oxygen available in order to oxidize something. Some fuels, like gunpowder, contain oxydizers (chemicals that store oxygen), and can provide their own oxygen to sustain the reaction.\n3) Heat. Every substance has a "flashpoint", the temperature at which the molecules of that substance become unstable enough to begin oxydizing. In the case of paper, that temperature is 451 degrees Farenheit. (Immortalized in Ray Bradbury'sclassic sci-fi novel "Farenheit 451".)\n\nPaper molecules, like all organic molecules, are made of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen atoms. In a burn reaction, these molecules break apart, and the atoms reform into simpler molecules: water vapor, carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, etc.
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There are several ways to make paper look old, here are just a few.\n\nSpread milk all over the paper and put it in the oven at 360 degrees for a half a hour to a hour. WARNING - Keep an eye on the paper during this process in case it catches light!\n\nDab the edges of the paper with water, then use a lighter or candle to char the edges. \n\nMake 1 pot of dark coffee with no sugar or milk. Combine it with 5 or more teabags and then leave the coffee to settle for about 2 hours to 2 hours and a half. Then take a paintbrush and paint over the paper with the coffee and tea and then let it dry over night between 2 white pieces of paper. \n\n\nMake a pot of tea and keep it warm \nCrumble the paper up and dip it inside the tea \nUse a match to light the edges of the paper \n\n     There you go! One historic looking document!
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gently heat the nib end  with a lighter or match  that should do the trick
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cut the "stem" long ways and rub the inside on a burn or anything you can't store it you just cut it any time you need to use it
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Have a high speed printing press;\nhowever, I do not recommend this.
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you have a problem alright. There is no way to do what you want to do without going through the computer hard drive unless it is a simple disc at once copy, where you don't need to image the file first. You might consider an old PC to dedicate to burning. You might also want to try, if you haven't already, set your burning program to "disc-at-once". it might work.
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You can buy a disc scratch polisher/cleaner system. If the burns aren't too deep, it will polish them off along with scratches.
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Because when it's hard to tear the paper (newspaper, computer paper, whatever) you're going against the grain of the paper. In that: paper is formed smuching lots of little peices of pulp together, and usually all the pulp is facing one way, if you tear it in a way that goes with it, then it's easy to tear, if you tear the other way you get the zigzag thing that happens because you are tearing it across the line of pulp. Understand? Kind of?
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paper is pulpified wood that's dried into thin sheets.  Any liquids (grease, water, etc) will soak into the mix and separate the fibers, causing it to become transparent.  Except with water, it will ultimately evaporate out.  Grease doesn't evaporate away at room temperature like water does, so the transparency remains.
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Well since paper supposedly bursts into flame at that temperature, then yes.  Unless you have some kind of super fire proof bible.
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do not pull the paper out from the front. try and pull it out from the back of the printer if possible. ususally there is a release button in printers that free the rollers so you can easily remove jammed paper. look for it and press or pull it. if you pull from the front, you will most likely break the plastic gears that drive the rollers
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Should be able to do it, as the water will boil at about 212 degrees and will keep the paper below its approx 450 degree flashpoint. The part of the bag not cooled by the water might burn though
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It's not just paper cuts. Any shallow cut-whether made by paper or a sharp plastic edge-hurts more than a deep cut because the shallow one remains open. The body quickly seals, with a blood clot, a deeper cut that bleeds. Indeed, any wound not sealed off, like an ulcer or a burn, hurts and, as soon as the doctor covers the open wound with a gel dressing, the pain lessens. Try it the next time you get a paper cut. Cover your cut with a gel dressing made for ulcers and feel the tenderness lessen.\n\nAlso  Because the shallow cut does not bleed very much, the pain receptors are left open to the air, ensuring continued pain. This is exacerbated by irritation caused by the fibers in the paper itself, which may be coated in chemicals such as bleach.
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Once something has already burned, it will not burn again. Water is the result of hydrogen burning.
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heat coal in an oxygen free atmosphere. without oxygen it will not burn but bond of the carbon and hydrogen atoms will be broken.\n\nCheck out an aquarium store.
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Why wouldn't it? In tearing the paper air molecules surrounding the sheet are moved, causing longtitudinal vibrations which we percieve as sound? What's the wetness of paper got to do with the price of fish?