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Calculating durability based on Heat Resistance?
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You could calculate Thermal Equilibrium; Mass * Heat Capacity * Temperature. Though there are multiple notes; for one it does not fully scale to durability. For reason one, you would also need to divide it by timeframe if it is any longer than a second it takes to get that temperature. But most importantly, calculating durability via extreme heat does not scale to how much blunt force trauma one can withstand by default.
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