Is it possible to burn juice?

>>8632499
of course

heat it until the water evaporates/boils off,
keep heating until the residue burns

>>8632499
it's frowned up, but those people shouldn't stick their big noses into everything.

>>8632506
This.

Or, if you mean actually set the liquid on fire, then again yes, but not easily. A very high oxygen atmosphere might work- there's a lot of sugars and such in juice, and if you aerosolized it under those conditions you could probably burn it- but if not, an atmosphere with fluorine in it would work. You could literally set a cup of juice on fire then.

You can with this:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chlorine_trifluoride

Yeah but it's illegal in certain states

I have got distracted and burnt water I had meant to boil for pasta, so it should be possible to burn juice. I could sacrifice some orange juice for the experiment, but I'm too lazy to deal with the scrubbing of the pot, the sugar will probably caramelize and the pulp will just stick to it.

*googles caramelize juice*

Caramelized Oranges recipe | Epicurious.com
www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/caramelized-oranges-106190
Rating: 3.5/4 - 5 reviews - 45 mins
Caramelized Oranges. Gourmet February 2002. 3.5/4 fork user ... Squeeze enough juice from 3 oranges to measure 1 cup. Bring sugar and water to a boil in a 1 ...

Hn. Wonder how much health points I would lose consuming that.

>>8633043
Shit that actaully seems really good

>>8632881
>>8632936
These. Fluorine will burn anything. Have fun with your fluorination of orange juice OP. Be sure to write it up for a journal, if you survive,

>>8632499
Read the label, notice the calories.