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A new way to cool??
- Thread starter bodezafa
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Yeah that's pretty tight, but I think this already showed up on the front page. Thanks for bringing it to the forums, though
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i am still rather skeptical. Sounds too good to be true, doesn't it??
what especially annoys me is this:
which too materials? This all sounds like a very early phase of the invention. I am very conventional in this matter. i will believe it, when it cools my die
let us hope it will.
what especially annoys me is this:
which too materials? This all sounds like a very early phase of the invention. I am very conventional in this matter. i will believe it, when it cools my die
let us hope it will.
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doesn't it bother anyone anymore, that they say more about their stocks and their future markets, than their product????
just an idea .
just an idea .
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They need more funding.
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Rather simple actually, it is basically the same principle as a dewar flask, but without the extreme supercooling that a dewar flask provides. Because it doesn't use ultra pure materials, it cools things to a mere -20c instead of -272.999999c.
Futura
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