Basic Examples (1) 

Get the survival time in cold water at a specific temperature:

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Scope (7) 

The function interprets any unit type of degrees for temperature:

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The function used with one argument is similar to the function with two arguments where the second is "SurvivalTime":

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If a Quantity is not specified, it is interpreted in "DegreesCelsius":

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Obtain the heat generated by the body in water at the specified temperature:

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Obtain the body’s cooling rate for a specific temperature:

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Use "Plot" to obtain the survival time curve (y axis) for different water temperatures (x axis):

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Use "PropertyAssociation" to get all the information simultaneously for a specific temperature. Note that the result is given in the same temperature units as the input:

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Options (3) 

Get information using another unit of heat with the option "EnergyUnit":

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Choose another unit of time with the "TimeUnit" option:

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Change both the unit of energy and the time. The plot and the result use the chosen time unit and a given requested energy unit:

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Possible Issues (2) 

Note that even if the temperature unit is not degrees Celsius, the x axis of the graph remains in that unit:

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If the required property does not contain information about the energy, the "EnergyUnit" option does not influence the output:

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