Toothpaste better than AS3!

[hoserb2000]

look at this "http://www.dansdata.com/goop.htm" LOL even vegamite is as good.

p.s, does anybody know how I can put html in my posts?

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[andlcs]

<A HREF="http://forumz.tomshardware.com/modules.php?name=Forums&file=faq" target="_new">Click</A> in "...markup in your posts"

 

[hoserb2000]

ok, <A HREF="http://www.dansdata.com/goop.htm" target="_new"> this </A> is the clicky verson, I dunno, maybe it's just me, but I though it was pretty good.

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[knowan]

Yup, toothpaste is actually a very good heat conductor. For a few hours. Until it dries out. Then it's a very good heat insulator.

You'll notice that water is even better. Until it dries out. Then it's just as good as nothing at all

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[hoserb2000]

I wonder what makes it work so well, and how you could make paste like that...

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[Teq]

It's the water in the toothpaste, not the paste itself.

Check the story again... his best result was with tap water.



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[hoserb2000]

Yeah, I wonder what would happen if you watered down some AS3. prob just melt off i guess. Still, a brave soul might try..hmmmm

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[Teq]

The problem with puting water in there is corrosion... even if the water didn't evaporate --or boil-- it's going to cause oxydization which will really play hell with your temperatures.

Most of these compounds are based on mineral oils, a few use organic solvents... and it's that way for a reason


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[knowan]

I don't think you could mix water with AS3. I could be wrong but I believe it uses some oil-based medium. It would mix about as well as oil and water.

And even if you could mix the 2 it would only be a matter of time before the water evaporates, leaving you with a much thinner layer of AS3 and possibly with air bubbles.

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