liquifies

Iron liquifies at about 1700 C (it is late at night and my memory) and absolute worst case you can use a magnet to sweep up Ni-Fe fragments (up to 1% of all regolith samples from Apollo were pure Ni/Fe) and melt that.

NAS Seeks Public Input on Space Goals - NASA Watch 2009

This pot is more like a blender that liquifies dissent as it conducts its immiserating agenda.

In the Mix, a Recipe for De-MOCK-cracy 2009

You then leave it out, and the squash begins to "sweat", while the sugar liquifies.

Pud Lindy 2009

After production, he is to sit back for 30 minutes while it, the sample, liquifies.

Beth Kohl: A Piece of the Reproductive Puzzle 2008

You then leave it out, and the squash begins to "sweat", while the sugar liquifies.

Kabak Tatlisi Lindy 2006

I soften the matzoh, then mix the egg in with the matzoh and then cook, sprinkling sugar so that it liquifies in the cooking mush.

Frank Gehry’s Matzah Brei - Bitten Blog - NYTimes.com 2008

Maybe its venom, or something that liquifies you, or eggs, but injecting seabed's nectar?

Cloverfield Action Figure Dennis 2008

"When fired," writes journalist James Ridgeway, "the uranium bursts into flame and all but liquifies, searing through steel armor like a white hot phosphorescent flare."

Dream Vacation: Sea, sand, and depleted uranium at Vieques 2007

It liquifies at about ninety-degrees F., so to use it from a bottle, one sticks in into a sink of hot water, or pops it into the microwave oven for twenty seconds or so.

Rub It In Steve Perry 2007

"When fired, the uranium bursts into flame and all but liquifies, searing through steel armor like a white hot phosphorescent flare" explains James Ridgeway in the Village Voice.

Nukes: Iran and North Korea are not the problem 2006