Look! Pure aluminum? If we were to wash out all the silicone as a binder now (which is planned and explains the high carbon content), we would see that the MX-4 is mostly pure aluminum and not just any aluminum oxide! However, it is still not electrically conductive, because we remember the block confetti (here it is zinc oxide) and the large gaps between the small aluminum balls. They would all have to be in contact with each other in the chain so that, with a bit of bad luck, a short circuit could occur if they were to get stuck on the circuit board.
Let’s put it this way: The content of such a paste is highly interesting in itself, but so are the surfaces involved. Smooth or rough, which grain and shape of particles suits whom? That’s exactly what we’ll try to find out, too, of course, and probably destroy many an advertising bubble with relish. But everything in its own time, because the knowledge gained in this way can also be applied practically. I can’t and don’t want to spoil everything here, but if we’re not going to completely rewrite the history of thermal paste, a few chapters of the history really need some solid clarification. Check!
Of course, such a test could also cloud the business model of one or the other miracle worker, but so be it, the profit lies with the user. Mysth busted? Let’s wait and see! 🙂
- 1 - x20000 - Who has the biggest? Challenge accepted!
- 2 - x1000 - Inside Ball Pool?
- 3 - x3000 - Nice mixture of different things
- 4 - x25 - Milky Way or bacterial Culture?
- 5 - x3 - Soggy Wheel of Fortune?
- 6 - x1 - Greasy affair with arctic roots
- 7 - Full on the ball, we analyze a mysterious bead
- 8 - Organic matter can be used as compost, Aluminium not
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