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E_Man · Jun 17, 2003

Is there a completely non conductive liquid that boils at 30Cish(close to stp), thats relatively cheep?

L337 M33P · Jun 17, 2003

Pentane?

David · Jun 17, 2003

I would agree and suggest an Alkane. They are a HUGE fire risk though.

You need some sort of long chain molecule: Alkane/Alkene/Cycloalkane.

E_Man · Jun 17, 2003

word. whats the minimum amount of carbons i need?5+?

also what about some of those refrigerants

TheGhengisKhan · Jun 19, 2003

well, I know of one refridgerant that boils at 56c, but it evaporates at about 25c. It's called FC-72 and when it evaporates it completely evaporates and leaves no residuals behind. The US Navy actually uses this stuff in some of its power conversion equipment.

Unfortunately it costs about $400 USD per gallon.

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E_Man · Jun 19, 2003

thanks alot

dreammmatt · Jun 23, 2003

lol - never thought Chemistry was this handy...
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I woulda said Hydrofluoral ether, idk how it is spelled, but, it is called HFE for short.

Excelsior · Jun 24, 2003

HFE-7100 boils at 60°C

http://www.abra-electronics.com/catalog/chemicals/mg10.html

You can get 10 ounces of THAT stuff for $23

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