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The article said nothing about maintaining a boil in the test cups - presumably the water in the cups under test cooled as well, no?
by djrogers 6y ago
The article said nothing about maintaining a boil in the test cups - presumably the water in the cups under test cooled as well, no?
- GekkePrutser 6y agoWell that's exactly what I'm asking. PLA is known to get soft at near-boiling temps. Cups do start leaking and generally slump into a puddle. But this is purely an effect of the heat, it can handle the water just fine if it's cold. This is unmodified PLA so I wonder if this isn't the same with the 'modified' stuff, or if the added fibres get soft when they get wet like paper.