Reflections on watercooling: Difference between revisions
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* We don't use Fahrenheit. We don't really use Kelvins either, but Kelvins are equivalent to Celsius with an offset of -273.15. Liquids boil at lower temperatures at higher altitudes (boiling occurs when internal vapor pressure equals atmospheric pressure). Water expands both above and below 4℃. A quick table: | * We don't use Fahrenheit, but it's worth knowing that 1℃ == 1.8℉. We don't really use Kelvins either, but Kelvins are equivalent to Celsius with an offset of -273.15. Liquids boil at lower temperatures at higher altitudes (boiling occurs when internal vapor pressure equals atmospheric pressure). Water expands both above and below 4℃. A quick table: | ||
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