Are there no pulverizing human calcs because water can't be pulverized?

[McFriesGuy075]

Because i've been looking around and there are no pulverizing human calcs anywhere

 

[Lloydblitzed]

Because i've been looking around and there are no pulverizing human calcs anywhere

There's litterally a calc for vaporizing a human

 

[McFriesGuy075]

There's litterally a calc for vaporizing a human

Vaporizing and pulverizing are not the same thing. The only thing i've heard is that pulverizing would still be 9-B, and considering that (i already know) vaporizing humans is 9-A, there is a large difference.

 

[Mephistus]

Pulverizing a human skeleton is basically what you are asking for the most noteworthy part of doing this? Back of envelope calc assuming 10 kg and170 j|cc; density is 1850 kg per m3; 5405.405 cubic centimeters of bone gets dusted per an avg human;5405.405 x 170=918918.85 joules

Sauces;https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/User_blog:KLOL506/Strength_of_Bone

Unless you mean their blood was steamed and the rest was pulvered

 

[McFriesGuy075]

Pulverizing a human skeleton is basically what you are asking for the most noteworthy part of doing this? Back of envelope calc assuming 10 kg and170 j|cc; density is 1850 kg per m3; 5405.405 cubic centimeters of bone gets dusted per an avg human;5405.405 x 170=918918.85 joules

Sauces;https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/User_blog:KLOL506/Strength_of_Bone

Unless you mean their blood was steamed and the rest was pulvered

The skeleton's a good start yes, but what im thinking of is turning someone into a blood spray. Im very sure that lands in the megajoules