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Originally Posted by wijdeveld
...after some model testing I don't believe the exact compound used is that important. It looks like that increasing the contact area between both solid interfaces by using molecules of different sizes (for better stapling) is much more important. I’ve borrowed a graph from dpanter:
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Have you been modelling this? Very interested in seeing the data if so, it is one of the big parts of the ΔT, it would be nice to see how far it is possible to reduce it. I tend to agree on the idea of compound being somewhat irrelevent, having seen some results using motor oil or even water not substantially different from say Arctic Silver. Do you mean particles or actual molecules?