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Maun
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Hi
I have been thinking about this idea and i'we come to the conclusion that i need to discuss this with someone who has a better understanding of physics than i have.
First off, let me help you visualize it:
You put pieces of hardware that generate heat inside of a container, the container has a thermoelectric motor which tries to keep the insides of the container at 20 degrees celsius, like a fridge, but the container itself is vacuum sealed.
Would there be any condensation inside of the container?
I have been thinking about this idea and i'we come to the conclusion that i need to discuss this with someone who has a better understanding of physics than i have.
First off, let me help you visualize it:
You put pieces of hardware that generate heat inside of a container, the container has a thermoelectric motor which tries to keep the insides of the container at 20 degrees celsius, like a fridge, but the container itself is vacuum sealed.
Would there be any condensation inside of the container?