Boku wa Konyaku Haki Nante Shimasen kara ne - Vol. 3 Ch. 15

[Wolvenworks]

Refrigeration systems cool by lowering the pressure of the refrigerant in use, thereby "boiling it" with a vacuum, and for almost all practical applications, at ~ -60C water will turn to ice.

To further explain why it cools? Changing the state of mediums, costs/creates energy, and making water boil costs energy technically cooling it in the process, which is how the "wet newspaper around a can" trick can cool a beer/softdrink by leaving it in the sun. (the water evaporates thereby cooling the can)

Ah so this is why i failed Physics class

 

[Bireus]

SHURIGAN

 

[Kucai]

Hold the fuck up, we only have one more chapter?

Did this get axed?

My best guess is....the story ends right before the Academy arc starts with the rest of the story being "Read the Novel"...which sucks because the best part is all during the academy arc ..

 

[lenovoaxioo]

When the translation stopped at ch2? I think. . I have resigned myself to never seen it's completion. I'm really grateful

 

[kaitox]

it's sad that some author can't make more manga adaption for their novel
i saw some really cool novel get adation but it's too short and we have to read novel to know how it's end (
well atleast we know its have a happy ending for them in novel

 

[Sar_Ptolemy]

did I get jebaited by another light novel ad

 

[Quarnozian]

Didn’t know you could make ice by vacuuming water.

You have to bring it below the "triple point" in order to freeze water. When water boils, its temperature stays exactly at its current boiling point.

In the chart below it shows a line at 1 atmospheric pressure (atm) and a line at 100 celsius, and where they intersect is the normal boiling point of water. Any water above 100C immediately becomes steam and bubbles away from the rest of the liquid.

As pressure goes down, so does the boiling point, and when it gets below the triple point at 0.06 atm, the boiling point & freezing point collide... so the water that boils away should take away heat until the remaining water is cold enough to freeze. (It's best to do this in the dark, because light can still transmit heat even through a vacuum. That's why sunlight is warm even through the void of space. If you keep shining light on the water at low pressure, you'll end up with very little ice, or none at all.)

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Fun additional info... Dry Ice (Frozen CO2) is below its triple point at 1 atm. That's why it sublimates (at -78C) instead of melting. In order to melt it into a liquid, you would have to raise the pressure above 5.2atm (about 76.5 PSI).

 

[Manchura]

Is it? Cause from the raw novel chapters on Syosetsu it looks like the manga will just cover up to before they enter school which is ~30 chapters. Then there's ~50 chapters covering their three years at school, the graduation and condemnation.

we derailed from the written plot long ago so ehhhh