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jood...and we're done.
At 7:00 a.m. today, we had:
Interesting. We're definitely approaching equilibrium. Another day or two and we might have it.
At 8:35 p.m. today, we had:
Which means, I suppose, that the only things we've proven in this little experiment are that:
1. There's no telling what will happen in only 12 hours, as conductivity and insulation are major factors, as well as placement.
2. Our refrigerator is utterly fucked. Five degrees difference? Yikes. I mean, true, we don't get above 40 or anything, so the food is all okay, but we got dangerously close to freezing this morning, and that can't be good. Must check the thermostat.
3. I drank from all three when I removed them from the fridge tonight, and I think the ceramic actually felt a little colder against my lips than the other two, but the water in all three felt like it was the same temperature. It tasted like ass, though.
So that's that. Those who voted "They'll all be the same temperature" got it right in the long term, but based on the initial experiment (overnight), only Shan nailed it.
Wher!
At 7:00 a.m. today, we had:
| Ceramic: | 33.4 F |
| Glass: | 33.8 F |
| Plastic: | 33.8 F |
At 8:35 p.m. today, we had:
| Ceramic: | 39.0 F |
| Glass: | 38.6 F |
| Plastic: | 38.8 F |
1. There's no telling what will happen in only 12 hours, as conductivity and insulation are major factors, as well as placement.
2. Our refrigerator is utterly fucked. Five degrees difference? Yikes. I mean, true, we don't get above 40 or anything, so the food is all okay, but we got dangerously close to freezing this morning, and that can't be good. Must check the thermostat.
3. I drank from all three when I removed them from the fridge tonight, and I think the ceramic actually felt a little colder against my lips than the other two, but the water in all three felt like it was the same temperature. It tasted like ass, though.
So that's that. Those who voted "They'll all be the same temperature" got it right in the long term, but based on the initial experiment (overnight), only Shan nailed it.
Wher!
