technical question
I know I'm treading close to the edge of a political thread here, but creation and collapse of the water bubbles. In the earlier stages of boiling, they recollapse before they get to the surface; in later stages, they pop at the surface and release steam, making a different sound.
Originally Posted by boltonblue,Jun 2 2008, 08:57 AM
ok so why does water make noise when it boils?
if you listen you can hear that it has different sounds as well at the different stages of boiling.
if you listen you can hear that it has different sounds as well at the different stages of boiling.
Look what occupies the mind of a man when work isn't.
Originally Posted by Kyras,Jun 2 2008, 12:44 PM
Wow!
Look what occupies the mind of a man when work isn't. 
Look what occupies the mind of a man when work isn't. 

AND I would have thought that the physicist would have had an answer.
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Originally Posted by boltonblue,Jun 2 2008, 10:01 AM
ok just becuase I'm not being actively compensated for my brain activity doesn't mean i shut it off 
AND I would have thought that the physicist would have had an answer.

AND I would have thought that the physicist would have had an answer.
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the things you learn in vintage. Ok the rest of the story im pretty deaf I have never heard it.

only boiling water i ever heard was the whistle from a teakettle

