Re: Liquid properties

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Original poster: "Arpit Thomas" <neko4-at-dodo-dot-com.au> 

well oil is the traditional one.... I think that because of convection in 
fluids, thermal conductivity won't be a problem for any reasonably non 
viscoous fluid, so id look primarily at high dialectric strength when 
looking for a liquid ( if oil isnt suitable).on a related note :

mineral oil: I wanted to submerge some microwave oven transformers in it, 
but I'm thinking, theoretically how many could I hook in series under oil 
before the insulation broke down.....
If I unpotted neon sign transformers and submerged them, would I be able to 
hook many in series? just as a 'ghetto pig' is appealing to me, consisting 
of many MOTs, so is a ghetto xray transformer, consisting of many neon sign 
transformers <G>

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On 9/03/2004 at 10:43 PM Tesla list wrote:

 >Original poster: "Luke" <Bluu-at-cox-dot-net>
 >
 >Can anyone point me to some liquids that have high thermal conductivity
 >and
 >high dielectric strength?
 >Thanx
 >
 >Luke Galyan
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