• WIZARD POPE💫
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    13 months ago

    As far as I know the copper doesnt actually melt.

    • @[email protected]
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      13 months ago

      I have heard a few things, TBH. Everything in the range from simply vaporized and hot to the vaporized metal being in a near plasma state. Shrug.

      Wikipedia gives a few numbers ranging from 660K to almost 1200K (copper melt temp is 1358K) from testing it quotes. It seems to be dependent on the cone alloy and the explosive type.

      In practice, it’s probably is all over the place in regards to temperature. If you can round up a few RPGs, I would totally be down for some testing…

      • WIZARD POPE💫
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        13 months ago

        Sadly I have neither the ability nor the funds to procure a couple RPGs.