[MadHacker]

Originally Posted by jaydee116

It is not even close to. Waters thermal conducticity is .6 while coppers is 390. Yes that is a point in front of that 6!

http://www.hukseflux.com/thermal%20c...ty/thermal.htm

that starts to make sense to me...
.6 wow.. copper is 650 times more conductive... I guess i'm convinced
I can C why mebe putting nano particals of copper in the water would be helpful... but wouldn't that aid in corrosion? duno.. off topic anyways...