Temperature Calculations by bomb7

bomb7

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7th Dec 2021

7th Dec 2021

Using the power of PHYSICS we can calculate temperatures in advance! I tried to explain/simplify the process, but TPT's text limits thwarted me. Also, 1px approx. = 1kg (of WATR at least)

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  ArolaunTech 7th Dec 2021
  if 1 px is 1 m^3, then a stickman is 50 feet tall
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  ArolaunTech 7th Dec 2021
  very, very understandable
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  Barbap 7th Dec 2021
  Math on front page +1
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  who_am_i 7th Dec 2021
  i know e=mc2
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  who_am_i 7th Dec 2021
  i um ...... THE HELL THERES LETTERS IN MATHS!!!!!!! FRIIKKK THIS IM OUT
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  bomb7 7th Dec 2021
  Update - did some testing and apparently the 1kg/px isn't true for all other elements (which, with varying densities makes sense). I'll look into calculating mass with the volumes (as 1px = ~1m^3 (1kg of water is ~1m^3)
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  bomb7 7th Dec 2021
  I can demonstrate in a quick post, one moment. I won't type out the explanation - just the calculation
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  bomb7 7th Dec 2021
  In certain cases such as this one, simpler calculations do work however the formula I used is applicable to all materials. If I was mixing 17kg of titanium @ 34c with 3kg of water at 68c then the simplified equations fall apart.
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  R4WLYX 7th Dec 2021
  actually you can
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  R4WLYX 7th Dec 2021
  No? i don't think so