It says in textbooks that in a vacuum water will spontaneously boil so arguing that it’s not spontaneous is wrong.
It happens as pressure decreases but unlike conventional boiling where you can see nucleate boiling it can instead happen all at once without you adding heat to the system
Most importantly he’s trying to argue semantics with a person who is much smarter than him and then ends it with a condescending “simple thermo”.
He’s right tho, so…?
It says in textbooks that in a vacuum water will spontaneously boil so arguing that it’s not spontaneous is wrong.
It happens as pressure decreases but unlike conventional boiling where you can see nucleate boiling it can instead happen all at once without you adding heat to the system
Most importantly he’s trying to argue semantics with a person who is much smarter than him and then ends it with a condescending “simple thermo”.
You should look up the definition of boiling.
It isn’t that he’s wrong, it’s that his input was both unnecessary and irrelevant.
Also, spontaneity is fairly vague. At best he’s just arguing semantics
Large airplane flies overhead.
Wouldn’t say it flies. It just glides because a giant threw it
Simple aerodynamics