Do M&M's really don't melt.....no matter how warm it is they are being held??
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depends how you are holding them?? they can get a little sticky after a while ; )
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From what I was TOLD,\nGlass doesn't have an observable melting point. If you've seen a graph of temperature of a substance plotted against the time it is heated constantly, you'd know what 'observable' means. A substance (e.g. water) may STAY at two temperatures (0C & 100C for water) for some time even though it never stops being heated. For water the lower temperature is when ice melts and the higher when water boils, and they are called melting/boiling points respectively.\n\nDuring the time 'solid' glass is heated till it is clearly liquid, no such temperature-halt is observed, so they say glass has no observable melting point.\n\n[edit] I too prefer the way calling glass a liquid. Since it's already concisely mentioned, I added quotation marks around the word 'solid', intending to express glass appears to be solid but it may well be an extremely thick liquid.
715403
hell yeah!!! I loooove dark chocolate m&m's... they are the best... i think i would more than hurt someone for them... i'm scared to even think about what can i do for them when i'm really desperate.... they are just toooooooooo goooooooood....
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Yes they can.  The heat causes them to shrink.
1064579
I think the same way as you. You can always add my clothing to keep warm but if your hot you can only take so much off after that its like i wish my skin could come off. freezing would be so much better.
565312
Ever tried mittens ?  \n\n"M"ittens, not "K"ittens (no pun intended)
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if you heat them beyond 170 degrees Fahrenheit (80 degrees Celsius) the magnets will quickly loose their magnetic properties. Sustaining these temperatures for a length of time or heating the magnet significantly higher than this will permanently demagnetize it.  \nOther types of magnets such as Samarium-Cobalt have higher heat resistance.  There are also other types of Nd-Fe-B magnets that are not as susceptible to heat induced flux degradation.\n\nAs per wikipedia\nPermanent magnets can be demagnetized in the following ways:\n------------------------------------------------------------\nHeating a magnet past its Curie point will destroy the long range ordering. \nContact through stroking one magnet with another in random fashion will demagnetize the magnet being stroked, in some cases; some materials have a very high coercive field and cannot be demagnetized with other permanent magnets. \nHammering or jarring will destroy the long range ordering within the magnet. \nA magnet being placed in a solenoid which has an alternating current being passed through it will have its long range ordering disrupted, in much the same way that direct current can cause ordering. \nIn an electromagnet, ceasing the flow of current will eliminate the magnetic field. However, a slight field may remain in the core material as a result of hysteresis.
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No.\n\nBut it can when it is heated.\n\nIf you heat a magnetic material above its Curie temperature, it depolarises and stops being magnetic.
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While both have attraction on one side and repulsion on the other side, a magnet can not shout. \nNext: A magnet retains its gloss and colour if stored properly even after ten years.
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M&Msssss melt n your mouth not in your hands... also chips with a soda on the side...PeAcE
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It has nothing whatsoever to do with temperature control- The majority of pubic hair is on the pubic bone, not the penis and scrotum (c'mon guys, you sort of know this, right?) There is no reason to keep the pubic bone particularly warm- you lose no significant heat from the pubic bone.  The testicles are outside the body to keep them cool-now we want to cover them to keep them warm? No.  It has to do with maximizing the surface area for pheromones-  Pheromones are made in the anal area, the genital area, and under the arms...hmmm.  You really don't think you need hair around your anus to keep it warm, do you?  Having a lot of hair means there can be a lot more surface area for pheromone oils to waft their wonderful, sexy (?) scents around.  This is partially vestigial, since we have mostly lost our sense of smell, and cover these areas now, but they strongly hearken back to the days where pheromones played a major role in our reproductive lives.  It's all about sex- pheremones start to be made during puberty, at exactly the same time pubic, anal, and underarm hair is made.  Hair on the head *is* likely for warmth, since a great deal of heat is lost through the head- but use your logic.  Children need as much protection from cold as adults-so why dont they have pubic, etc hair from birth?  They *do* have hair on their heads, for protection from cold and probably UV rays.  Think about it-puberty, reproductive ability, pheremones, pubic hair-all come at the same time.
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the outside of the cubes melt the fastest while the inside are still froze.  What happens is the inside refreezes the melting outside therefor sticking together.  This will even happen while in ther freezer (if it is a self-defrosting kind)
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I've actually tried this.  I put ice in a plastic bag and I also put some in a aliminum foil ball.  I came back 5 hours later and the ice in the plastic bag was melted but the foil ice was intact and partially whole.
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Some are hot, some are not. There's nothing wrong with them though in my opinion.
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Air is a good insulator as far as it doesn't circulate. It has low conductivity (about 1,4 Btu/ft h ºF), but if you let the air circulate there can be a very good heat transmission due to convection.\nThat's why insulators try to trap small amounts of air inside, so the air stays immobile.\nVaccumm would be a much better insulator.
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No.  In theory, the cylinder will heat up indefinitely.  However it will likely melt or have imperfect insulation in the real world.\n\nCheck out Conduction of Heat in Solids by Carslaw and Jaeger.  It's a classic book with all of these solutions in it.
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Been doing that for years, only I'm the restrainer not the restrainee. \n\nThere is nothing hotter than tying a person down, in complete bondage, gaged and hooded and using them sexually. Of course I am speaking ONLY of consensual adults in negotiated and contracted scenes. \n\nPlastic wrap gets hot though. Chain(my preference, can be too cold). Rope, for the dedicated. Silk scarves for the tourists.