Old tank + Mineral Oil + Computer

[brewercm]

get a damsel it will survive in my old tank i had one go thru my overflow and sit ontop of filter floss for a day or two before i found it still alive

Little suckers are so mean it would probably chew up all the wire and electrical parts.

[erikharrison]

things are only conductive if they go to an ionic state or dissociate since its an organic covalent bonded molecule no electricity because of no charge

Biology = my weak point. Are you TRYING to get me lost in google hell?

[brewercm]

We'll just start calling him GaryP Jr. :lol

Some people here will get it.

[LoneStar]

We'll just start calling him GaryP Jr. :lol

Some people here will get it.

:P

h34r

[txstateunivreefer]

its chemistry ;) didnt mean to make it more confusing sorry the oil acts like regular water and wont conduct electricity

[caferacermike]

I was wondering when they added the bubbles if it would allow the current to jump from one bond to another but that did not happen.

I must admit I would have never thought of doing that.

[txstateunivreefer]

nope you need metals in there to make that happen

the oil for a coolant has been around for awhile thats how they used to cool the old military super computers

[Thunderkat]

Just wait until the oil heats up, starts to vaporize, and then somebody lights up a cigarette. Then it will be really fun to watch. You could call it your "smoking cessation class".