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Using thermic technology, the jacket would have a padding
of
limestone, when a strip is released this would allow
sea/river
water to mix with the limestone and create heat, helping to
warm survivors until help arrives.
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I don't know much about thermo technology, but this
sounds like a wonderful idea. If the limestone is activated
by water, it could also be used for saving anyone in cold
conditions providing there was a water pouch within the
jacket. |
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So you start off with a jacket full of stones, then flood it with water? That'll make a warm meal for the fishes, i suppose.. |
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If Kate Winslet had one on the Titanic she woul'd have
snuffed it would she, maybe. |
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Anything that could be used to kill any cast member of that film gets a croisant. You're a genius. |
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I don't think giz was trying to kill her, possibly save her in
the freezing temps - maybe? |
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Common exothermic substrates (magnesium iron alloy and sodium chloride) produce enough heat to fry you if you don't adjust the quantity used with great care. Me, I think I'd stow a dry suit instead. |
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What's all this about cold typists [arora]? |
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You just can't get friendly staff nowadays. |
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So either she drowns, freezes or fries, reensure? |
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+ Good to use for all the refugees! |
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I note that we have not heard from [gizmo] of late. Somebody, back in 2002, should really have explained to her that what is needed is not limestone but quicklime. Limestone is noted for its rapid reaction with water, namely sinking. |
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Tell us again why that's a bad thing ... ? |
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//I note that we have not heard from [gizmo] of late.
Somebody, back in 2002, should really have explained to
her that what is needed is not limestone but quicklime.
Limestone is noted for its rapid reaction with water, namely
sinking.
MaxwellBuchanan, Jan 19 2017 |
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Tell us again why that's a bad thing ... ?
8th of 7, Jan 19 2017// |
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God I miss these guys. They really were a brilliant comedy
team. |
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