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Topic	Using Farenheit to measure temperature is super intuitive
Questionmarktarius 07/13/18 3:43:29 PM #22:	WaffIeElite posted... Water absolutely gets hotter than 100c. But, somewhere around 5500F/3000C, is stops being water and splits apart into the component elements. <cite>Questionmarktarius posted [p:905019357] in Using Fare... [t:76803993]...</cite> <quote><cite>WaffIeElite posted...</cite> <quote>Water absolutely gets hotter than 100c. </quote> But, somewhere around 5500F/3000C, is stops being water and splits apart into the component elements.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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