Nanofluid tested with three different temperatures on a Q6600

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I have no idea, but doesn't mean anything as it relates to nanoparticles as far as I'm concerned. As much as I respect Rip, doesn't make it any more so becuase he said than when you did.

Mass, velocity and concentrations come into play when your talking about sand, water pipes and water jets. Just not the same with nanoparticles in the concentration and size being used for nanofluids right now.

andyc

and how do you know this?

The OP hasnt told us anything besides its close to water. (if it is how does that help at all?)
The OP hasnt even given any sample to skinnee or Martin310 who had all the stuff to test it.
(infact i told him the choices he made were kinda off)

So how do you know what the particles are and what he is talking about? Until he says something we have to assume its:

One of these:
Quantum dots
Nanostructures
Colloidal gold
Colloidal silver
Iron nanoparticles
Platinum nanoparticles


If he just answer this question, we can all be happy because i'll just ask my friend the results of it.

But having the particle be some mystery element X.
Common, this isnt a fruit roll were buying.

Do you want to see another repeat of Fluid XP original on our forum but only on a much larger bibblical proportion is what i am talking about.