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Friction causes heat and heat causes fire, but could something catch inon fire because of friction with a high speed water stream?

If so, what material would it be and how fast would the water speed need to be flowing?

Friction causes heat and heat causes fire, but could something catch in fire because of friction with a high speed water stream?

If so, what material would it be and how fast would the water speed need to be flowing?

Friction causes heat and heat causes fire, but could something catch on fire because of friction with a high speed water stream?

If so, what material would it be and how fast would the water need to be flowing?

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Friction causes heat and heat causes fire, but could something catch in fire because of friction with a high speed water stream?

If so, what material would it be and how fast would the water speed need to be flowing  ?

Friction causes heat and heat causes fire, but could something catch in fire because of friction with a high speed water stream?

If so, what material would it be and how fast would the water speed need to be flowing  ?

Friction causes heat and heat causes fire, but could something catch in fire because of friction with a high speed water stream?

If so, what material would it be and how fast would the water speed need to be flowing?

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Fire caused by friction with water

Friction causes heat and heat causes fire, but could something catch in fire because of friction with a high speed water stream?

If so, what material would it be and how fast would the water speed need to be flowing ?