Apparently this principle also holds for dipping fingers into molten lead. Apple bobbing can finally be taken to that next level.
[Popular Science]
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Cool Hand Fluke
A brave soul at PopSci dunked his hand into liquid nitrogen and was fine, due to an insulating layer of steam that prevented actual contacted, called the Leidenfrost effect.
Apparently this principle also holds for dipping fingers into molten lead. Apple bobbing can finally be taken to that next level.
[Popular Science]
Apparently this principle also holds for dipping fingers into molten lead. Apple bobbing can finally be taken to that next level.
[Popular Science]
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