This fire resistant suit is being burned at 982 degrees Celcius for about 12 seconds. If you were wearing this suit with that kind of fire attacking you, there’s still a possibility you might suffer some second degree burns. But if you were wearing traditional fire retardent material, well, you’d be dead.
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Windows 7′s ISO burning feature isn’t all that useful for a majority of people, but for the small percentage who do need it, it’s phenomenal.
