Vaporization AP

[TheSandman31]

What tier is this feat?

Thanks

 

[Therefir]

He wasn't vaporized, his skeleton is still there.

If he is a normal human, that feat is probably 9-B.

 

[TheSandman31]

His flesh got vaporized, but yeah

Thanks

 

[Therefir]

Well if you have enough energy to vaporize a person's skin and muscles, you should be able to vaporize or at least destroy the bones.

 

[TheSandman31]

Well, she clearly vaporized his flesh, you can even see the steam

[http:// https://vsbattles.com/vsbattles/859099 https://vsbattles.com/vsbattles/859099]

found this calc by Lina Shields, which doesnt involve the vaporization of bones. Can this be used?

Q = (Mass)*(Specific Heat)*(Temp. difference)

• Water = (37.2)*(4178)*(1343.5) = 208,708,963.2 J
• Fat = (10.54)*(2348)*(1343.5) = 33,248,830.52 J
• Protein = (9.92)*(3421)*(1343.5) = 45,593,445.92 J
• Minerals = (3.72)*(2348)*(1343.5) = 11,734,881.36 J
• Carbohydrates = (0.62)*(2348)*(1343.5) = 1,955,813.56 J

Add em all ups to get a value of... Qtotal = 301,241,934.6 J, or 0.072 Tons of TNT

Looks good Fan.

An addition for this would be Q2 for water, since said water changed state from a liquid to a gas upon vaporization, which involves latent heat of vaporization. This is the only part of the calculation that we are certain on.

• Latent heat of vaporization of water =
• Q2 = (2257000 J/kg)*(37.2 kg) = 83,960,400 J
• Qtotal = 385,202,334.6 J, or 0.0921 Tons of TNT

 

[Therefir]

That should be fine but why he has still clothes?

 

[TheSandman31]

Don't know

 

[Ricsi-viragosi]

That should be fine but why he has still clothes?

rule of cool