The specific heat capacity of air is nothing compared to the oil, so the rate of change of entropy would be far lower than that of the metal/silicon to oil. It would only lower the theoretical maximum temperature by a few degrees. An overheating motherboard could hit 100 degrees easily, so the oil would quite probably hit 92-95 degrees (celsius) if you give it enough time. This still isn't enough to actually boil the oil, but the point still stands.

basics are the fundamental building blocks of everything else.

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actually gravity can fail, you just need to change a few things, like the frozen superconductor over a magnet strip floats, or when there is an equal or greater force pushing up against you.

But gravity didnt fail,you have just overcome it by pushing yourself up with a great enough force to keep you up.

Basically lift.

basics are the fundamental building blocks of everything else.

Im off to bed,we can go on tomorro

Coolant is valid because it is cycled through a second medium (usually air) that sits at a significantly lower temperature. If what you said was true, every oven in the world would be invalid because it would just cool down. The constant input of energy into the oven/deep fryer/motherboard means that no matter what, eventually the oil would heat to very close to the temp of the motherboard.
It just takes time, and the radiation/conduction of heat means it will never get to exactly the same temp, but it will get pretty damn close.

Ovens are closed,and the air or body inside has barely any contact with lower temperature substances outside it. Here you have an open case,with some oil. meaning that the air around it is cooling it.

The specific heat capacity of air is nothing compared to the oil, so the rate of change of entropy would be far lower than that of the metal/silicon to oil. It would only lower the theoretical maximum temperature by a few degrees. An overheating motherboard could hit 100 degrees easily, so the oil would quite probably hit 92-95 degrees (celsius) if you give it enough time. This still isn't enough to actually boil the oil, but the point still stands.

all "laws" break down at some scale, be it time, change in the way the transfer of energy, or the fact that the metal would break causing flames to burst out and making the oil and the flame/heat source the same thing meaning that they would be the same temp, give or take a few degrees for the oil waiting to become the fuel.

This is one of the fundamentals of thermodynamics.
Its like saying gravity fails ... lol.

If you want to something to question this law,it must be something big.

actually gravity can fail, you just need to change a few things, like the frozen superconductor over a magnet strip floats, or when there is an equal or greater force pushing up against you.

But gravity didnt fail,you have just overcome it by pushing yourself up with a great enough force to keep you up.

Basically lift.

basics are the fundamental building blocks of everything else.

Im off to bed,we can go on tomorro

if you have constant heat over time the item that is being heated will equal the temp of the heat itself.

No.

The rule of termodynamics is: The hotter body transfers heat to the colder body,until they reach a medium.

Means that the colder body will not reach the max temp of the hotter body. If what you said would happen,any coolant would be invalid.

Coolant is valid because it is cycled through a second medium (usually air) that sits at a significantly lower temperature. If what you said was true, every oven in the world would be invalid because it would just cool down. The constant input of energy into the oven/deep fryer/motherboard means that no matter what, eventually the oil would heat to very close to the temp of the motherboard.
It just takes time, and the radiation/conduction of heat means it will never get to exactly the same temp, but it will get pretty damn close.

Ovens are closed,and the air or body inside has barely any contact with lower temperature substances outside it. Here you have an open case,with some oil. meaning that the air around it is cooling it.

The specific heat capacity of air is nothing compared to the oil, so the rate of change of entropy would be far lower than that of the metal/silicon to oil. It would only lower the theoretical maximum temperature by a few degrees. An overheating motherboard could hit 100 degrees easily, so the oil would quite probably hit 92-95 degrees (celsius) if you give it enough time. This still isn't enough to actually boil the oil, but the point still stands.

all "laws" break down at some scale, be it time, change in the way the transfer of energy, or the fact that the metal would break causing flames to burst out and making the oil and the flame/heat source the same thing meaning that they would be the same temp, give or take a few degrees for the oil waiting to become the fuel.

This is one of the fundamentals of thermodynamics.
Its like saying gravity fails ... lol.

If you want to something to question this law,it must be something big.

actually gravity can fail, you just need to change a few things, like the frozen superconductor over a magnet strip floats, or when there is an equal or greater force pushing up against you.

But gravity didnt fail,you have just overcome it by pushing yourself up with a great enough force to keep you up.

Basically lift.

basics are the fundamental building blocks of everything else.

Im off to bed,we can go on tomorro