Anonymous
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6/26/2025, 3:27:59 AM
No.508746458
>>508745820
It's not that simple, because melting ice or evaporating liquid water in itself requires a set amount of energy, without the temperature changing.
>water cannot cool below 0°C until the entire thermodynamic unit is frozen solid
Naturally other systems also don't take this into account, but it's a specific weakness of Celsius.
>300% of heat goes into melting ice 0-4°C
>100% heat goes into heating the water from 4° to 99°
>literally cannot heat above 100° and it again takes like 300% of energy to evaporate
Doesn't make any fucking sense, strictly speaking.
>>508744841
The main advantage of decimal/metric really is just that it's impossible to misunderstabnd or misinterprete
>unit is 100 other units
>that unit also is 100 other units
>or maybe 1000, depends
>sometimes 10
It's not that simple, because melting ice or evaporating liquid water in itself requires a set amount of energy, without the temperature changing.
>water cannot cool below 0°C until the entire thermodynamic unit is frozen solid
Naturally other systems also don't take this into account, but it's a specific weakness of Celsius.
>300% of heat goes into melting ice 0-4°C
>100% heat goes into heating the water from 4° to 99°
>literally cannot heat above 100° and it again takes like 300% of energy to evaporate
Doesn't make any fucking sense, strictly speaking.
>>508744841
The main advantage of decimal/metric really is just that it's impossible to misunderstabnd or misinterprete
>unit is 100 other units
>that unit also is 100 other units
>or maybe 1000, depends
>sometimes 10