Re:Glass viscosity calculations debunk the myth of flow in m...
by pfdietz on Saturday October 31, 2020 @08:47AM
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Requiring compression to be isentropic is just requiring "compression" to be a well-defined term with a specific quantitative result. Otherwise, it's a vague term that offers no quantitative prediction for how much heating it produces for a given change in density. That's not science.
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