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Breaking Bad Science: Can Teeth Really Explode Like Popcorn in a Fire?

Breaking Bad Science: Can Teeth Really Explode Like Popcorn in a Fire?

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In Breaking Bad, investigators examining the remains of Gus Fring’s destroyed meth laboratory suggest that extreme heat caused a victim’s teeth to pop like popcorn, making identification impossible. But can human teeth actually explode when exposed to intense heat? This episode of Sitcom Science explores the chemistry of tooth enamel, the physics of thermal expansion, and how forensic scientists identify severely burned human remains. We separate Hollywood drama from real forensic science to discover whether Walter White’s destructive cleanup was as effective as the television series suggests.
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