High Temperature Feasibility
Discussions focus on the thermal plausibility of high temperatures like 300°C in an experimental apparatus or process, debating material limits, boiling points, superheating, and Celsius vs. Fahrenheit scales.
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It's not clear that this is thermally possible.
I think you mean above 80 degrees Celsius
At higher temperatures, you mean.
The article talks about it getting up to 300C. Regardless of how it works that is a little concerning.
Yes. The fuel gets much hotter than the container
Wouldn’t temperature difference be a problem?
That would be well above boiling.
Sure, good luck with the vessel at that temp
Surely Fahrenheit, so as to not be above the boiling temperature of water.
As you can see, the apparatus didn't evaporate while working, so, probably, temperature is much lower.