06 Apr 08
Originally posted by Wayne1324first wrong answer and you have to learn to read my statement closer!
I dont see white stuff in my boiling water. Maybe you need to wash your pots better? Unless you have hard water or well water maybe.
I did not say white stuff in my water or in my pot,...I said what is the white stuff flowing "upwards off of the boiling water".
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06 Apr 08
Originally posted by Chainsawand yes wayne you have it and everyone on earth has it,when water is boiled,hard,soft,distilled,pure or whatever...so simple,right?
first wrong answer and you have to learn to read my statement closer!
I did not say white stuff in my water or in my pot,...I said what is the white stuff flowing "upwards off of the boiling water".
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06 Apr 08
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Originally posted by ChainsawYou talking about steam? If it's only water with no contamination as in DI water, then it would have to be steam.
Here is a question I will answer later...
When you boil water and you see that white stuff flowing upwards off of the boiling water,what is that white stuff called?Simple right?So whats the answer?
You back from Utah?
06 Apr 08
Originally posted by Chainsawlet me 'slightly' rephrase....
and yes wayne you have it and everyone on earth has it,when water is boiled,hard,soft,distilled,pure or whatever...so simple,right?
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what is the white stuff called that freely "rises" upwards and off of boiling water?
06 Apr 08
Originally posted by ChainsawOk...heres the answer:
No...the ansewr i expected someone to say is:Its steam.
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What you see rising off of boiling water is NOT steam,its water vapor!
Water vapor and steam are actually two different things.Water vapor is the visible evaporating water starting to rise upwards because STEAM is pushing the water vapor higher and higher.Steam is actually an INVISIBLE gas caused by the heat,pressure and water reaction.
Did you ever see a steam pipe up close with alot of water vapor coming out of it?So where is the steam?.....Its that clear gap or space right at the pipe opening and the water vapor seems to appear directly above that gap by an inch or two.
So there you have it.You can't see steam,you can only see water vapor.And steam and water vapor are two different things.Anyone that disagree's has been taught incorrectly and if your dad told you they are the same...he is wrong too!
07 Apr 08
Originally posted by ChainsawI'm not worthy. I'm not worthy🙂 Thanks for pointing that out! So did you go to Utah, when we played blitz you said thats where you are off to.
Ok...heres the answer:
What you see rising off of boiling water is NOT steam,its water vapor!
Water vapor and steam are actually two different things.Water vapor is the visible evaporating water starting to rise upwards because STEAM is pushing the water vapor higher and higher.Steam is actually an INVISIBLE gas caused by the heat,pressure and water reac ...[text shortened]... ee's has been taught incorrectly and if your dad told you they are the same...he is wrong too!