Any Chemists Here? Know One?please Come On In!

[Duffman]

ill try to explain this to the best of my ability heat energy cannot be destroyed under the law of conservation of energy, heat = enegery and it cannot be destroyed by an means however it can be transfered somewhere else into another form. The heat radiates off the hot computer parts and the liquids natural reaction is to absorb the watter and get hotter and hotter until it evaporates, from here it rises up because hot air rises, more heat increases volume, and indirectly decreases the density and the less dense warm air rises to the cool area, a tank that is super cold and the energy is trasfer back to cold water or whatever liquid is used and flows back down the pipe to absorb more heat

[Spicker]

NVM!

[Duffman]

no, we want to get the water to boil and i use water loosly, water boils at 100C which is too hot for computer parts the idea is to concot a liquid that boils hot at around 30C so the evaporation takes place at safe temps not dangerously high ones

[Spicker]

Originally posted by Duffman3@6 January 2004 - 05:42
no, we want to get the water to boil and i use water loosly, water boils at 100C which is too hot for computer parts the idea is to concot a liquid that boils hot at around 30C so the evaporation takes place at safe temps not dangerously high ones

errmm how is tht possible thou?

[Duffman]

dude youve stumbled upon an edison like puzzle, open it up and the liquids evaporate because the room teperature makes it boil, finding the exact ratio between chemicles is like edison looking for the right alloy to make a lightbulb work

[Duffman]

thats the genius we can only speculate its really trial and error to figure out how it works i suppose you take a liquid that boils at like 15C and mix it with water until you concoct a liquid with the desired BP

[SciManAl]

hmm nice work it is good to know that in all my good findings that i have awakened some knowledge in another persons mind, to see the person comprehend and then comunicate thier minds is always music to my hears... (i really need to stop teaching classes... lol umm yes that is close very close... that was the problem clocker helped me solve... hmm... don't want to give away what i found out though so i won't help you further... that problem WILL stop you i think... so untill i come back in a week with patent pending (or so i am told) i will not be talking any more...

[Duffman]

im not gonna take away the idea i mearly maintained a average around 85 in chem so im trying to translate it into human language

[Spicker]

Originally posted by Duffman3@6 January 2004 - 05:50
im not gonna take away the idea i mearly maintained a average around 85 in chem so im trying to translate it into human language

lol i got a 73%

[SciManAl]

i know your intentions are good... (85 not bad i get around 78-83) hehe i know that simply the very basic elements you are placing together are what can be used to make this system work.. this system is really phenominally simple... (something that means it will be relitivly cheap...)