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droopyEyelids
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Diamond Thermal Conductivity: A New Era in Chip Co...
May our children live to use high-end diamond cookware
codethief
33 days ago
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I had to look up at what temperature diamonds start to oxidize/burn[0]: Different sources say different things but apparently it's somewhere between 700°C and 900°C (depending on the exact conditions I suppose).
I suppose that's enough for cookware?
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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=TPyuDY3iq1Q
marcosdumay
33 days ago
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Your lower and is around the melting point of aluminum, that is in wide use in cookware.
wbl
33 days ago
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Gas flames are easily hotter and exposure to flame can start burning below the autoignition temperature.
aidenn0
33 days ago
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Maybe it could be used as an inner-layer in multi-layer cookware (like some pans use aluminum today)?
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