Does Napalm Burn You?

Due to its sticky nature, it can stick to one's skin even after ignition. That is why it produces awful burns on the human body. Even brief contact with napalm can cause second-degree burns, leading to keloids.

What does napalm do to humans?

Napalm burns at the same temperature as the flammable liquid used in its composition, typically gasoline, kerosene, diesel fuel, or benzene. Direct contact with flaming napalm results in full-thickness burns. Large surface area contact results in rapid loss of blood pressure, loss of consciousness, and death.

Can napalm burn bones?

Napalm is a devilish brew of jellied gasoline that sticks to human skin and burns all the way to the bone.