speedster352
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How cold does the temperature have to be to freeze fire?
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Freezing fire?
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TWILIGHT-OP
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Idk but seems very Unrealistic actually.
Chritin
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That isn't really a thing? And also, freezing a flame would be crazy weak. The flame portion of fire itself is the gaseous part of fire that is emitting light. Freezing it is like basically just freezing a tiny portion of gas.
It'd be much better if they froze the actual fuel source itself, such as liquid gasoline or wood or something.
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Nah, fire is the oxydization of oxygen and it freezes at -213C. So above that since it also needs to bypass the heat
Chritin
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Yeah, but that doesn't change that freezing a fire is just putting it out. Its dependent on the feat itself and how big the fire it is, but again it would necessarily be that impressive unless it's a LOT of fire.
Plus the feat would have to be just cooling with no other outside forces assisting in it being put out.
speedster352
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But say the fire is super hot like hotter than lightning what would the the temperature be needed to freeze it?
Quibster
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You cannot physically freeze lightning, fire, or any instance of isolated heat. It's impossible.
Fire is a chemical reaction (combustion), and lightning is a discharge of electrical energy through ionized air. Both lack a physical structure to "freeze."
If a character can freeze lightning, you simply index their freezing ability as being able to do so. Fiction is nice in that you don't need to make scientific/calc justifications for feats like that, but I digress.
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I'm not talking about putting it out, I'm more thinking of Pizza Tower's refrigerator fridgerator freezinator where there are campfires frozen with the flame.
