zachtheterrible
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My friend said that her sister's phone melted into the carpet while being charged :lol:
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Someone Electro said:I think alumimium and iodine react quite violenty.
Nigel Goodwin said:audioguru said:The ships were made of magnesium and caught on fire!
They didn't burn when they were wet on their journey down there.
Bit of inaccuracy!, some parts were made of lightweight alloys, some of which included magnesium and aluminium.
No body would build anything of magnesium!, if nothing else it's too expensive :lol:
BTW, WW1 and WW2 ships had no trouble burning either!.
That's a good idea! :lol:lord loh. said:I guess Magnisium is used to maintain electro potential difference between Fe and Mg so that Fe doed not rust. Mg is corroded in course of time and has to be replaced.
audioguru said:I think magnesium was used because of its light weight. Those ships are very fast. :lol:
what do the canadians useThe Americans use aluminum. The Brits use aluminium.
twas a good one :lol:Someone Electro said:Cardboard :lol:
Just a joke
audioguru said:Just think how much is wasted (but they melt the waste and re-use it) when they extrude heatsinks! :lol: