Frying pan company sued for claiming temperatures that rival the Sun


 
At what temperature does steel,aluminum, or cast iron become liquid???
I would have to say with HS education a slight bit lower than 30000 degrees.
Aren't these like 3 to 5 year throw away pan sets?
 
Kevin L (NKY) said:
At what temperature does steel,aluminum, or cast iron become liquid???
I would have to say with HS education a slight bit lower than 30000 degrees.
Aren't these like 3 to 5 year throw away pan sets?
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According to the article, aluminum vaporizes into gas at 4,478 degrees Fahrenheit. She must have one hot stove.

Seems they would have to sell those pans as vaporware.
 
googled plasma cutter temps and found this:

The plasma arc produced by a plasma cutter or plasma cutting system produces temperatures approaching 40,000° F, so yes, the plasma cutter temperature is extremely high. In comparison, the surface of the sun is about 10,000° F. How does plasma cutting work?

So did the pan get coated with particles hotter than the sun?

(edit) I italicized the text I copy pasted as I don't want to be sued for plagiarism.

 
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