Theory:Melting

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Theory	Citations	Notes
After an object melts, it re-solidifies.	Shadows and gaps are visible under some of the "puddles" in Zane Taylor's home where they don't meet the tarp, and some of them have thick, rounded edges. (Run!)	+ This may change the definition of the power further, to "the ability to disassemble an object's molecular structure." • This could be simply a prop mistake.
Organic matter cannot be liquified.	Zane's body was shown completely un-liquified. (Run!)	+ He was on tarps so Sylar may have tried to liquify but could not. - Zane may have been immune to his own power, just as those with invisibility are immune to invisibility effects they have on others, and those who can create fire or radiation are not burned, and those who can stop time are not themselves stopped. • Zane's brain was already removed, and thus if Zane's power and his immunity to his power were housed in his brain, Zane wouldn't have been protected from being liquified if Sylar so chose to do so. - There were tarps everywhere, it was likely just that there were already tarps in the room that he was killed in. Sylar had no reason to care about making a mess of Zane Taylor's home. - Sylar might not have been intended by the writers to liquify Zane's body as he would need Zane's DNA for Mohinder later. - It might take a great amount of concentration to melt a human (too much for Sylar)
If Zane got a sword, and liquefaction was reversible, then, with sufficient training, he can morph the blade into several different shapes depending on the necessary occasion.	None.	- Zane is dead. - Zane's power has only been shown liquefying solid objects, not reshaping them. + Sylar may be able to do this, assuming he gets the sword from Hiro. • Or a different sword.
In theory, Liquefaction could be accomplished with Telekinesis by telekinetically breaking the bonds between atoms, then allowing them to re-connect.	None.	- Liquefaction has always been referred to as a separate power. - The sheer amount of control this would take may not be possible for any human.