What kind of damage does a drop of 100 degrees Celsius water do when it hits the skin?

One drop may blister. Scalding by water at 100 degrees Celsius is generally more severe. The severity of the burn is related to the temperature of the water and the time of contact, the higher the temperature of the water, the longer the contact time, the more serious the burn will be, and the wound will be deeper.

If the water temperature is higher and the contact time is shorter, the burn will be lighter. If the water temperature is low, but the contact time is long, it can also cause more serious burns. Therefore, after the scald, it is necessary to rinse with water in time to reduce secondary thermal injury, which can reduce the time of action and reduce the secondary deepening of the wound.

Hot water of 100 degrees is boiling water, and the temperature is also extremely high, which is enough to cause burns to the soft tissues of the human body. After being burned, it is recommended to rinse with cold water or use ice cubes for cold compresses, which can play a role in relieving pain and preventing edema. Only ** redness, swelling and pain, indicating that it is epidermal injury, is a mild burn, and the external application of moist burn cream and other ** burn drugs can be used.

If you are scalded by boiling water, you can directly flush the cold water, first rush and wait for the cold water to be ready, and then soak the scalded part directly in the cold water, which can cool down in time and lower the temperature of the ** surface.

Under normal circumstances, there will be no harm if the water splashes on the **, but if the water splashes on the ** at 100 degrees Celsius, it will be red or burned, and it will not rot at the time, and if it is not handled properly, it will rot later. What should I do with boiling water? You can put your hands in cold water in time to reduce the degree of burning.

Hello friends, this is no harm, the degree of damage we can still bear, because there is only a drop of water, it can't make much damage Well, a drop of water at 100 degrees splashes on the **, just a small area of redness or blistering, this is not a big injury, thank you.

A drop of high-temperature water on the **, ah, what will be a big problem, it just feels hot, and then there is a red dot.

Because the water droplets are small, it doesn't matter.

There is a saying: the green pine on the mountain and the flower under the mountain, the flower smile green pine is not as good as him. One day, severe frost falls, only to see the green pine without flowers.

What kind of damage does a drop of 100 degrees Celsius water do when splashed on **? A small blister is not serious.

: If it really enters the 100-degree water, if it is a person, then it must be an instant death, after all, 100-degree water will make some of the organs in the human **.

**Only 1% of the original blistering area?