Chemistry, asked by ssrs042940, 7 months ago

dna doesn't catch fire

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Answered by SDRD

ANSWER:

No, DNA doesn't catch fire.

EXPLANATION:

DNA's natural structure makes it an ideal intumescent (substance that swells when heated) fire retardant—it has a backbone of sugar and phosphate and has a nitrogen base.

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