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why do nails do not burn in fire

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Answered by Risingbrainlystar

Because Keratin the substance nails are made of isn't strong like bones or teeth. It's just a little stronger than skin. Just like skin it will easily burn & the heat can cause the nails to melt

Answered by swara9057

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see the picture it's your answer.....

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