Given that the average human hand weighs around 0.4 kg, has a velocity of 25 mph (11m/s) when slapping, and one slap could generate 0.00089 degrees Celsius it means that it would take an average of 23,034 slaps to cook a chicken at 400☏ (205☌).īut to do this, each slap should have a velocity of at least 1,665.65 m/s or 3,725.95 mph. Osmonde explained that the formula for converting kinetic energy to thermal energy will be: 1/2mv^2=mcT.
I Cooked a Chicken by Slapping It Screenshot/ Louis Weisz How Many Slaps Could Cook A Chicken?Ĭooking uses thermal energy that was converted from either electrical potential energy or chemical potential energy, depending on what cooking appliance is used.īut in the slap-cook's case, it uses kinetic energy from the slap which is then converted to thermal energy to cook the chicken. His chicken slapping experiment went viral that now has over nine million views as of this writing. He unveiled a chicken slapper in one of his videos which managed to raise a temperature and cook the chicken only by slapping it. He said he is doing this after two years of having no satisfying answer to the question in Reddit.
Then came YouTuber Louis Weisz, who is known for his whacky experiments, and decided to try cooking the chicken by slapping it. It was indeed a ridiculous number at that time so many tried it but unfortunately failed. To which physics major Parker Osmonde said that "it would take 23,034 average slaps to cook a chicken," with a velocity of 3,725.95 mph. Fortunately, the internet has the answer to that although it might not be the conventional solution and not many have tried it yet.Īccording to Bored Panda, a question posted in the subreddit r/NoStupidQuestions asked: "If kinetic energy is converted into thermal energy, how hard do I have to slap a chicken to cook it?" In a fast-paced world, everyone is looking for ways to do things the fastest and easiest way, such as cooking chicken.
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