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[Mysterion]

Another way is to repeatedly pour the tea between two containers.  Increased surface area + flow = fast cooling.

Yeah, I do that. By the way, slower flow is better, right?

[froody1911]

Another way is to repeatedly pour the tea between two containers.  Increased surface area + flow = fast cooling.

Yeah, I do that. By the way, slower flow is better, right?

Yes.

[Bob2004]

Or place your teacup on an ice bed.

Would take long for the liquid to cool through the glass...

Why on earth do you drink your tea out of a glass? Use a teacup or mug like a normal person.

[Mysterion]

Or place your teacup on an ice bed.

Would take long for the liquid to cool through the glass...

Why on earth do you drink your tea out of a glass? Use a teacup or mug like a normal person.

I meant the material is glass. Teacups are made of glass, at least mine are...

[kitamesume]

Or place your teacup on an ice bed.

Would take long for the liquid to cool through the glass...

Why on earth do you drink your tea out of a glass? Use a teacup or mug like a normal person.

I meant the material is glass. Teacups are made of glass, at least mine are...

ehhh, i thought teacups were made of ceramic or porcelain to be precise, rarely see heat-tolerant glass being used for teacups or coffee cups.

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Or place your teacup on an ice bed.

Would take long for the liquid to cool through the glass...

Why on earth do you drink your tea out of a glass? Use a teacup or mug like a normal person.

I meant the material is glass. Teacups are made of glass, at least mine are...

ehhh, i thought teacups were made of ceramic or porcelain to be precise, rarely see heat-tolerant glass being used for teacups or coffee cups.

It doesn't really matter, does it? Heat capacity of glass/porcelain is negligible to the capacity of water (it is 4 times lower), but it really depends on type of glass e.g. fiberglass is a good heat conductor. TLDR: You want copper teacup.

[Mysterion]

Glass or Porcelain? I thought glass till now due to the "thing thing" noise

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Glass or Porcelain?

Porcelain.

onT: Myself.

[buchno]

TLDR: You want copper teacup.

I thought you wanted a material with low thermal conductivity (like porcelain) in order to preserve the high temperature of the tea.
...or was that a joke of some kind...? I really can't tell at times.

[kitamesume]

TLDR: You want copper teacup.

I thought you wanted a material with low thermal conductivity (like porcelain) in order to preserve the high temperature of the tea.
...or was that a joke of some kind...? I really can't tell at times.

he wanted it to cool down, so yeah.

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Or place your teacup on an ice bed.

Would take long for the liquid to cool through the glass...

Why on earth do you drink your tea out of a glass? Use a teacup or mug like a normal person.

I meant the material is glass. Teacups are made of glass, at least mine are...

ehhh, i thought teacups were made of ceramic or porcelain to be precise, rarely see heat-tolerant glass being used for teacups or coffee cups.

It doesn't really matter, does it? Heat capacity of glass/porcelain is negligible to the capacity of water (it is 4 times lower), but it really depends on type of glass e.g. fiberglass is a good heat conductor. TLDR: You want copper teacup.

some glass tends to crack at elevated temperatures, you don't see wine glass being used as teacups right?

[buchno]

TLDR: You want copper teacup.

I thought you wanted a material with low thermal conductivity (like porcelain) in order to preserve the high temperature of the tea.
...or was that a joke of some kind...? I really can't tell at times.

he wanted it to cool down, so yeah.

Oh, whoops, maybe I should read the whole page next time.
...copper cup it is.

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Or place your teacup on an ice bed.

Would take long for the liquid to cool through the glass...

Why on earth do you drink your tea out of a glass? Use a teacup or mug like a normal person.

I meant the material is glass. Teacups are made of glass, at least mine are...

ehhh, i thought teacups were made of ceramic or porcelain to be precise, rarely see heat-tolerant glass being used for teacups or coffee cups.

It doesn't really matter, does it? Heat capacity of glass/porcelain is negligible to the capacity of water (it is 4 times lower), but it really depends on type of glass e.g. fiberglass is a good heat conductor. TLDR: You want copper teacup.

some glass tends to crack at elevated temperatures, you don't see wine glass being used as teacups right?

Never had that problem with the glass I use.

[Mysterion]

[size=78%]You want copper teacup.[/font][/size]

Well I would cool the tea to "OK hot", not totally cold really. So it would still be hot enough to be unable to handle it during drinking.

Porcelain.

How did you know? They look so similar/same.

lol a pyrex conical flash XD


Ontopic: Acrobat still. And their support makes me want to kill them twice. They and MS both just redirect you here and there and here and there without a real answer. Can't even find a process like Acrobat.exe which might have been the fault...

[Burkingam]

Copper is a precious material to make a glass with.

[metro.]

My blind is broken, and the sun coming in and fuck it's hot.

[kitamesume]

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Or place your teacup on an ice bed.

Would take long for the liquid to cool through the glass...

Why on earth do you drink your tea out of a glass? Use a teacup or mug like a normal person.

I meant the material is glass. Teacups are made of glass, at least mine are...

ehhh, i thought teacups were made of ceramic or porcelain to be precise, rarely see heat-tolerant glass being used for teacups or coffee cups.

It doesn't really matter, does it? Heat capacity of glass/porcelain is negligible to the capacity of water (it is 4 times lower), but it really depends on type of glass e.g. fiberglass is a good heat conductor. TLDR: You want copper teacup.

some glass tends to crack at elevated temperatures, you don't see wine glass being used as teacups right?

Never had that problem with the glass I use.

thats because thats made of Borosilicate glass. a lot of other glass types cant tolerate sharp temperature gradients, which triggers thermal shock, causing cracks to form.
though tempered glass should be a bit more tolerant of sharp temperature gradients, but not all are.

Copper is a precious material to make a glass with.

i dunno about copper being used as a glass, but i've seen aluminum being used as bulletproof windshields.

[Burkingam]

Copper is a precious material to make a glass with.

i dunno about copper being used as a glass, but i've seen aluminum being used as bulletproof windshields.

aluminum is not as precious as copper

[kitamesume]

Copper is a precious material to make a glass with.

i dunno about copper being used as a glass, but i've seen aluminum being used as bulletproof windshields.

aluminum is not as precious as copper

transparent aluminum cups... good heat conductor... burning fingers... hmmm...

[Mysterion]

HTTrack error log, in the end... WHAT ON PLANET EARTH?


23:28:32 Panic:  Too many URLs, giving up..(>100000)

[ThePlaneJet]

Walking home sometimes to save money.