9/11

[Toxic]

I thought I just finished explaining that it's not an oxygen starved fire. The black smoke is a B class fire, the smoke standard when fuel's involved in the fire. Let's say, 50,000 gallons of it.

Melting points are not exactly what I was talking about. I was saying that the steel would experience a change in its bonds, breaking and reforming them to a weaker form of steel, causing it to weaken at the temperatures which jet fuel burns. Let's not forget the initial impact, the following explosion, which would weaken the structure of the tower. 400,000 pounds of fuel, and a 740,000+ pound total weight, smashing into the side of a building. Jet fuel gets to about 1790 max, so the steel won't melt, but it will lose about 60-80% of it's strength. More than enough for the building to collapse on itself.