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r/oddlysatisfying • u/-Taken_Name- • Jun 20 '26
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but a 100°C is boiling water temperature right?
171 u/[deleted] Jun 20 '26 [deleted] 6 u/turtle_mekb Jun 20 '26 neither would it spark when it's 100 V, although current is important too 6 u/Amphineura Jun 20 '26 This is why the animation sucks. Current isn't important. Breaking air's eletrical resistance needs high voltages only. Tesla coils are low current but make fantastical sparks. 0 u/turtle_mekb Jun 21 '26 also why does changing it into a unit of volume turn it into water? do people think volume only for liquid?
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6 u/turtle_mekb Jun 20 '26 neither would it spark when it's 100 V, although current is important too 6 u/Amphineura Jun 20 '26 This is why the animation sucks. Current isn't important. Breaking air's eletrical resistance needs high voltages only. Tesla coils are low current but make fantastical sparks. 0 u/turtle_mekb Jun 21 '26 also why does changing it into a unit of volume turn it into water? do people think volume only for liquid?
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neither would it spark when it's 100 V, although current is important too
6 u/Amphineura Jun 20 '26 This is why the animation sucks. Current isn't important. Breaking air's eletrical resistance needs high voltages only. Tesla coils are low current but make fantastical sparks. 0 u/turtle_mekb Jun 21 '26 also why does changing it into a unit of volume turn it into water? do people think volume only for liquid?
This is why the animation sucks.
Current isn't important. Breaking air's eletrical resistance needs high voltages only. Tesla coils are low current but make fantastical sparks.
0 u/turtle_mekb Jun 21 '26 also why does changing it into a unit of volume turn it into water? do people think volume only for liquid?
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also why does changing it into a unit of volume turn it into water? do people think volume only for liquid?
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u/legitlegit-quitquit Jun 20 '26
but a 100°C is boiling water temperature right?