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So we've seen energy beams being able to vaporize large objects in a single flash rather than pulverize. How do we calc the heat?
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Beam heat
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If Steel alloys get vaporized in less than a second?
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Bare minimum boiling point is 2900 degrees C. Timeframe plays no factor with regards to heat change.
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I mean, it still would take time for steel to turn to gas even at 2900°C just like ice into water or water into gas. They take a long *** time to actually transition to the other state of matter. So if one suddenly could do it in a flash, the beam would be significantly higher than just baseline 2900°C.
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