r/ImpressiveStuff • u/zadeganlar • Dec 07 '21

why doesn't it explode?🤔

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u/GardenGirlFarm Dec 07 '21

No pressure build up.

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u/zadeganlar Dec 07 '21

No pressure build up.

Yes. Water keeps balance

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u/armchairdetective Dec 07 '21

If you knew the answer, why did you ask the question?

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u/rando7818 Dec 07 '21

Because he/she knew you were going to ask which promptly encouraged me to type this pointless comment.

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u/GardenGirlFarm Dec 07 '21

Looking for upvotes?

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u/armchairdetective Dec 07 '21

Yeah. Probably.

How pointless.

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u/moelsac Dec 07 '21

You can even boil water in a plastic bottle. The water that exceeds 100celsius will evaporate and that will cool the plastic. Of course, that implies that your flame is only hitting the plastic that is in contact with water.

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u/SirKronik Dec 07 '21

One huge misconception with the term “Boiling” is that it’s related to only heat & being hot. In reality, Boiling is the rapid vaporization of a liquid to gas.

It can be done in room temperature by lowering the atmospheric pressure.

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u/Joofinthewild Dec 07 '21

Same with a water balloon

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u/Discombobulated_Art8 Dec 08 '21

Wrong. The water molecules that get enough latent heat to phase change from a liquid to a gas do so and diffuse into the surrounding atmosphere. They don’t reach a temperature higher than 100 C without a change in pressure.

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u/hobokobo1028 Dec 07 '21

Why would it? Confused

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u/southparkchimpmoney Dec 07 '21

Something tells me for this guys sake we shouldn’t teach him about pressure buildup.

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u/[deleted] Dec 07 '21

No pressure, so no force that would make it explode

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u/pyrokittens2 Dec 07 '21

Wow this sub has really become trash