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Temperature is used for more than reporting the weather/human bodily temperatures. 100°c is boiling water (at ~sea level).
by stephenr 10y ago
Temperature is used for more than reporting the weather/human bodily temperatures.
100°c is boiling water (at ~sea level).
- x1798DE 10y agoI'm struggling to think of a common use case that makes heavy use of the "40-75C" range of the Celsius scale, and even for cooking you're mostly looking in the 150C-300C range, which is no more convenient than using 300-500F. There's no particular reason to be hung up on where water boils when it's not creating a particularly useful scale. You could just as easily set 100 to be the point at which proteins denature (~75C).
- stephenr 10y ago"Safe" internal temperatures for cooking meat are in the 63-85°C range.