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I was wondering if people have used their blades to break ice and is ice hard enough and more likely to chip a knife compared to wood?
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Ice at -400 degrees is as hard as diamond.
Ice at -400 degrees is as hard as diamond.
...farting on a Forschner isn't going to bend it.
As hard as diamond is at room temperature, or as hard as diamond at -400 degrees? Where can I go to learn more about such things? Materials science fascinates me.
Although it is extremly brittle.
about all substances are.Ice at -400 degrees is as hard as diamond.
about all substances are.
it's -240 C, 30 degrees above absolute zero (-273 celcius)
If you got out your knife at -400, your arm would freeze off instantaneously (probably even with gloves)
If you got out your knife at -400, your arm would freeze off instantaneously (probably even with gloves)
farting on a Forschner isn't going to bend it.
As hard as diamond is at room temperature, or as hard as diamond at -400 degrees? Where can I go to learn more about such things? Materials science fascinates me.
Then would your arm be as hard as diamonds?
prolly the heat treat.