Touching the extremely hot molten metal with his bare hands, his hands will not be burned in any way, not only is he a fighting nation Russian, but more importantly, he has scientific skills.
At first glance, this may seem fake, as this behavior will surprise you.
For example, how can a person touch extremely hot molten metal while still being safe?
Why didn't this man's hand burn during this operation?
All these dangerous stunts, not a little bit of damage.
The video is neither fake nor the result of special effects.
I want to tell you that this phenomenon has something to do with this:
This is a phenomenon that causes droplets to hover over a surface that is hotter than the boiling point of a liquid.
The hot surface creates a vapor layer between the surface and the droplets.
This layer is insulated, so it doesn't let the droplets evaporate immediately.
Repulsion is created, causing droplets to float on the surface.
For example, if you put down a drop of water in a very hot pot at home, in a short period of time, the water will not immediately evaporate into water vapor, the same reason. (Observation 2)
Back to the guy who played with molten metal.
Human flesh contains a certain amount of water.
As the man brought his wet hand close to the current, the water on his skin began to evaporate rapidly, forming a layer of insulating water vapor between the man's hand and the molten metal.
This layer acts as a shield, preventing the direct interaction between his hand and the flow of molten metal.
So, his hands didn't melt.
Danger Warning: Don't try this at home... Unless you're from Russia. #Water##Anecdotes##Hands#Russian Impressions##Burns##危险 #
