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Not even half way to boiling really. Although it refers to Europe, it is using farenheit as its scale, as it is a US based publication. Although for that reaso
by celticninja 5y ago
Not even half way to boiling really. Although it refers to Europe, it is using farenheit as its scale, as it is a US based publication.
Although for that reason temperature measurements should always include the type for reference.
- bpodgursky 5y ago"Halfway" from where?
- AnimalMuppet 5y agoFreezing (0C). Halfway through the liquid phase of water. Seems like an at-least-somewhat reasonable starting point.
- Tepix 5y agoHalfway from 0°C, the freezing point of water.
- LogicX 5y ago0? To 100?
- o_m 5y agoIt also depends on the altitude. At a high enough altitude it would be boiling.
- exporectomy 5y agoIt's an important point that multiplying and dividing temperatures in F or C makes no sense. Some people are somehow assuming half way from freezing which is arbitrary. Would a F user assume it means half way from 32F or 0F?
- montalbano 5y agoEven with Celsius, perhaps not impossible at the right altitude, low convection, and with a dark color for better radiative absorption.