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![]() wrote in message ... actually the phase transition from ice to water is 80 calories per gram whereas the transition from liquid to gas is 540 calories per gram. http://weloveteaching.com/fall2005/m...of_matter.html better to spritz the water up into the air and what falls back is going to be a lot cooler. best is shade cloth, like 70% or lilies that float and block the sun. actually, a piece of styrofoam that blocks the sun works too. Ingrid That assumes that the humidity level is low enough to support evaporative cooling. Presumably the waterfall and other water circulation features already maximize the evaporative cooling potential. Reminds me of what one of my profs used to say. Try both, see what happens, then report back to us. -S |
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