[Re: why do people think Nitrous burns?]

[losinit@usa.net (Cathy Boyko)]

"Larry" <rocco16v@netzero.com> wrote:
Allyn is correct.  Combustion (burning) is the rapid oxidation
(i.e.combining with oxygen) of a substance.  The more oxygen available, t=
he
faster, more intense the combustion.  If it's fast enough, it's called an=

"explosion". :)

Or bad juju...( I love that  description...)

Regardless, NOS bottles are always marked clearly at the track (big N and=
 an
arrow), since their location is not a constant. In a fire/ crash, they no=

doubt need "special treatment". Now back to the regular programming...