> more intuitive than metric units I've seen that several times in the thread, but it's like asking what is the most intuitive size of "a piece" of string: Dep

> more intuitive than metric units I've seen that several times in the thread, but it's like asking what is the most intuitive size of "a piece" of string: Depends where you're born and which unit system you've used. > and 100 degrees where it boils I once thought that 0 and 100 degrees C were defined as the temperature of water freezing and boiling, and 1Pa would be defined accordingly, but nope. Boiling can happen at 98.5 degrees under ncpt.