Electronics & Water? What could possibly go wrong?
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Date: 2020-09-05
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Salah
This video reminded me with an experiment I did any years ago. I dispersed graphene nanoplatelets into a dielectric fluid to increase its thermal conductivity (way less than 1% by weight. I placed a computer power supply in the fluid after checking the electrical resistance of the fluid which was to high to measure, before and after adding the graphene. onceI powered the power supply, it smoked. I couldnt understand which components failed. You should try this experiment with graphite in oil. You might figure out the cause of such failure. Thanks you for great video.
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This video reminded me with an experiment I did any years ago. I dispersed graphene nanoplatelets into a dielectric fluid to increase its thermal conductivity (way less than 1% by weight. I placed a computer power supply in the fluid after checking the electrical resistance of the fluid which was to high to measure, before and after adding the graphene. onceI powered the power supply, it smoked. I couldnt understand which components failed. You should try this experiment with graphite in oil. You might figure out the cause of such failure. Thanks you for great video.
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Geoffrey
what about water and its effects on parasitic capacitance. like the base frequency of an oscillator? i would imagine the capacitance is increased and this things like velocity factor and tuned circuits will now be out of tune? i would like to see someone calibrate a quartz clock at room temp to exactly 32768 hz/
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what about water and its effects on parasitic capacitance. like the base frequency of an oscillator? i would imagine the capacitance is increased and this things like velocity factor and tuned circuits will now be out of tune? i would like to see someone calibrate a quartz clock at room temp to exactly 32768 hz/
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karfryd
Amateur!
Once you put your fingers into the destilled water it became not destilled, not even mentioning washing everything in destiled water before you put it in the container.
Your experiments mean and prove nothing. Educate yourself.
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Amateur!
Once you put your fingers into the destilled water it became not destilled, not even mentioning washing everything in destiled water before you put it in the container.
Your experiments mean and prove nothing. Educate yourself.
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Red
Wait is great Scott a refrence to the office, cause at the end of Michael Scotts movie there's a thing that says Great Scott. They do that in adult swim animations.
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Wait is great Scott a refrence to the office, cause at the end of Michael Scotts movie there's a thing that says Great Scott. They do that in adult swim animations.
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Mr
Actually putting charged wires in DISTILLED WATER can be dangerous. The King Of Random did a vid on that. On a side note RIP Grant Thompson.
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Actually putting charged wires in DISTILLED WATER can be dangerous. The King Of Random did a vid on that. On a side note RIP Grant Thompson.
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education
At 03: 01 there is a mistake
Current flow is the opposite direction of electrons direction of movement
Electrical circuit 101
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At 03: 01 there is a mistake
Current flow is the opposite direction of electrons direction of movement
Electrical circuit 101
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Felix
so if i throw the hairdryer in the bath while im also in it, with the hair drier being connected to the outlet, i don't get shocked?
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so if i throw the hairdryer in the bath while im also in it, with the hair drier being connected to the outlet, i don't get shocked?
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John
I think the Arduino a fail immediately on immersion because the piezo clock crystal fails. Not because of water conduction
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I think the Arduino a fail immediately on immersion because the piezo clock crystal fails. Not because of water conduction
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