MrRodgers -> RE: Science anarchists (5/6/2017 12:50:58 AM)
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ORIGINAL: Real0ne Me? not me. Now snotty is having kittens because he thinks 10 seconds of applied heat to steel several inches thick will weaken it. He calls convection aspiration because he thrives on cockgargle. Nope its not me, tommy, felchboy, whore, and wittodick are the ones who are hung up LOL I just gave them and you the correct answer 2 posts above, maybe you didnt see it yet. No, the flame from a bic lighter or an open air flame such as a bon fire is not naturally aspirated, the correct process is called 'natural convection'. The distinction between natural and unnatural is 'contrivance' versus 'no contrivance'. Therefore an open air flame itself obtains oxygen by a completely different process called 'natural convection' not any sort of aspiration since there is no contrivance involved in a bic lighter (open air) flame or a camp fire, likewise with the war crimes committed when they targeted civilians burning an estimated 1/2 million people alive in the city of dresden in less than 24 hours. Of course that wont prevent snotty from chewing on his dog turd and neither will it help tommy the zionist whore because the lights are on but no one is home. "Any requirement for oxygen be it a flame or ICE, that uses only unassisted, ambient air...is naturally aspirated." aspiration can only be accomplished via contrivance, no other way. A wood burning furnace for instance is a naturally aspirated while a camp fire is not. Couple of people actually explained this, Epiphany, infoman not sure who maybe both. Not true, the flame has at its disposal, an abundance of the air around it...called ambient air. Convection is a transfer of heat...not air: 1. Physics. the transfer of heat by the circulation or movement of the heated parts of a liquid or gas. 2. Meteorology. the vertical transport of atmospheric properties, especially upward (distinguished from advection ). 3. the act of conveying or transmitting. There is no transport, movement, convection, advection or 'contrivance' necessary. The flame remains lit from the air already all around it...called ambient air.
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