I remember reading somewhere about a chemical chip manufacturers use inside a chip die, all i can remember is that it was a pink in colour, very fine dust and is very deadly - One particle can kill. I don't even know how true this is, its just somthing I remember from somewhere. If someone could enlighten me to this please.
What is the chemical called and what chips was it used in??
This is what i can remember:
If got onto the skin it causes and irritant which the body's immune system tries to get rid of, but since the particles are so small it fails. The results wern't pretty, and you could bleed to death.
If it was inhaled it was worse because you had the same effects, but in your lungs. Just hope it didn't pass into the blood system and get to your heart.
It is used because it has excellent heat transfer properties, and is the reason why we are told never to open up a chip.
Some sort of Borate? Sodium Borate or ??? Maybe I dunno. I googled these chemicals but didn't get jack to do with this.
Or have I been watching too many X-Files/Star Trek????
What is the chemical called and what chips was it used in??
This is what i can remember:
If got onto the skin it causes and irritant which the body's immune system tries to get rid of, but since the particles are so small it fails. The results wern't pretty, and you could bleed to death.
If it was inhaled it was worse because you had the same effects, but in your lungs. Just hope it didn't pass into the blood system and get to your heart.
It is used because it has excellent heat transfer properties, and is the reason why we are told never to open up a chip.
Some sort of Borate? Sodium Borate or ??? Maybe I dunno. I googled these chemicals but didn't get jack to do with this.
Or have I been watching too many X-Files/Star Trek????
