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I have found that steel works up to ~650F but becomes too conductive above that (hence using stone). Stone is not conductive enough below 650F-700F
by cobalt 4y ago
I have found that steel works up to ~650F but becomes too conductive above that (hence using stone). Stone is not conductive enough below 650F-700F
- idiotsecant 4y agothats not how that works. stone and steel are both exactly as conductive at one temperature as they are at another, at steady state.
- cobalt 4y agoi dont mean to say the conductivity changes, but the thermal conductivity of steel is too high that when its hot enough it will have too much stored heat and will burn your pizza. stone, having a lower conductivity will release its heat more slowly also, conductivity is determined by (at least) material, shape, and temperature