Re: OT - Global Warming Revisited

Cliff wrote:
>
> On Sat, 01 Oct 2005 22:09:24 GMT, BottleBob <bottlbob@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> wrote:


> >Cliff:
> >
> > You tried to take what I said concerning metals and apply it to some
> >non metal.
>
> So what you said was invalid?

Cliff:

What I said about the free electrons in METALS being why they are good
heat conductors was completely valid, for metals. You KNOW that, you're
only damaging your own credibility by playing these silly word games.


> >> In addition, John was clearly thinking that water was a good
> >> thermal conductor.
> >
> > As far as liquids go, it is. Liquids ARE what are put in most
> >radiators.
>
> See? You don't even begin to grasp any of this.
> Just because you find it in an auto radiator does not mean
> that it's a good themal conductror.

Why do you keep Cliffoiding this question:

As far as most liquids go, would water be considered a good
conductor of heat? Yes or No?


>
> >> On which I commented & with which you found fault .... so NOW
> >> it's metals ..... in attempts to change the subject, I expect.
> >
> > YOU'RE the one that made the statement that "Free electrons have little
> >to do with the conduction of heat." I just pointed out that in metals
> >they do.
>
> I pointed out counterexamples. You going to salt your car now?

You pointed out NO counter examples where the free electrons in METALS
don't help with the conduction of heat.


> > Let's do a little test of your commitment to truth and honesty as
> >opposed to obfuscation and misdirection.
> >
> > Please answer the following questions without evasion and/or
> >irrelevant
> >misdirection: Surprise me.
> >
> > 1. As far as most liquids go, would water be considered a good
> >conductor of heat? Yes or No?
> >
> > 2. Are free electrons one of the main reasons for metals being
> >good
> >conductors of heat? Yes or No?

Well? Are you going to answer the above questions?
I certainly hope you haven't become so locked into being a troll that
you don't even CARE about the truth anymore.


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