need t know what ton jack i need for my 2 half ton car
No, you have it wrong. It needs a liquid conductor, not solid. And it can be any conductor, not just iron. Iron is simply a plentiful conductor. Jupiter#x27;s interior is actually supercritical (not quite liquid, not quite gas) metallic hydrogen, which is a conductor.
A liquid conducting core. We use molten sodium in our experiments. It's liquid metallic hydrogen with Jupiter.
A liquid conducting core. We use molten sodium in our experiments. It's liquid metallic hydrogen with Jupiter.
No. It just needs an electrically-conducting fluid somewhere in it. For Earth, that's molten iron. For Jupiter, it's hydrogen at very high pressures.
At least a 2.5 ton one, but 3 would give you a margin of safety since you will be getting under it and you really don't want that car to drop on your chest.
No. It just needs an electrically-conducting fluid somewhere in it. For Earth, that's molten iron. For Jupiter, it's hydrogen at very high pressures.
RE: can an half ton floor jack lift 3 ton car? need t know what ton jack i need for my 2 half ton car
At least a 2.5 ton one, but 3 would give you a margin of safety since you will be getting under it and you really don't want that car to drop on your chest.
No, you have it wrong. It needs a liquid conductor, not solid. And it can be any conductor, not just iron. Iron is simply a plentiful conductor. Jupiter#x27;s interior is actually supercritical (not quite liquid, not quite gas) metallic hydrogen, which is a conductor.
