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Is it possible for fire in a building, in the worst of cases, cause it to collapse? yes or no? to all scientifically inclined individuals ... (Asked by bernardmailman) |
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| It is not possible in the case of a building built with steel beams as the infrastructure. Steel cannot be weakened considerably or melted by the low temperature fires of office equipment and supplies or beds and furniture that are fire combustibles in tall buildings....(Answered by nora22000) | |
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