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Ultimate water

that looks interresting

Think PURE h20 still conducts,, I could be wrong.

So it has to be something else then H20.
 
Originally posted by maxkilling
that looks interresting

Think PURE h20 still conducts,, I could be wrong.

So it has to be something else then H20.
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no, actually PURE h20 is a very good insulator, but as soon as it is exposed to air and stuff, it is no longer pure, and is then conductive.
 
ah that was it, stuff gets disovled into the water and becomes salty etc.

But that ain water then :D
 
It's called Novec 1230, 3M makes it.

It's Dodecafluoro-2-methylpentan-3-one, or CF3CF2C(O)CF(CF3)2.
Code: 
[i]Boiling Point @ 1 atm        49.2°C (120.6°F)
Specific Heat,Liquid         1.103 kJ/kg°C (0.2634 BTU/lb°F)
Specific Heat,Vapor @ 1 atm  0.891 kJ/kg°C (0.2127 BTU/lb°F)
Liquid Viscosity @ 0°C/25°C  0.56/0.39 centistokes[/i]
Freezing Point               -108.0°C (-162.4°F)
Critical Temperature         168.7°C (335.6°F)
Critical Pressure            18.65 bar (270.44 psi)
Critical Volume              494.5 cc/mole (0.0251 ft3/lbm)
Critical Density             639.1 kg/m3 (39.91 lbm/ft3)
Density, Sat. Liquid         1.60 g/ml (99.9 lbm/ft3)
Density, Gas @ 1 atm         0.0136 g/ml (0.851 lbm/ft3)
Specific Volume,Gas @ 1 atm  0.0733 m3/kg (1.175 ft3/lb)
Vapor Pressure               0.404 bar (5.85 psig)
Heat of Vaporization @ boiling point  88.0 kJ/kg (37.9 BTU/lb)
Solubility of Water in Novec 1230 Fluid  <0.001 % by wt.
Relative Dielectric Strength, 1 atm  (N2=1.0) 2.3
 
well if it boils at 50C then it might not be too good for comp submersion...
 
Well, it might not be good for the comp, but would look realllly tight :D . how many of your comps boil huh? but the boiling temp wouldn't be bad for the computer if you make sure it can vent correctly or is cooled. that way the heat is transferred out quickly.
 
well, if you think about it... who cares if it doesn't leak? Sure, it wont damage your computer if it DOES, but... you wont have any coolant in your loop, and your computer fries anyways... (barring thermal shutdown, of course). GG :D
 
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