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Good point but it also means that if you can keep it precisely in the 2.2K to 4.2K range then nothing strange happens. That's a pretty narrow band to operate i
by astrodust 8y ago
Good point but it also means that if you can keep it precisely in the 2.2K to 4.2K range then nothing strange happens.
That's a pretty narrow band to operate in.
- jeffwass 8y agoIt’s a wider range than you think. Temperatures work logarithmically. The lambda point occurs at roughly half the absolute temperature of the boiling point. For comparison room temp is roughly 300K, and half of that is 150K or minus 120°C. Would you call the temperature range between minus 120°C and room temp (call it 20°C) a “narrow band”?