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before anyone says i'm crazy hear me out. i've been working this out with my physics teacher (my hairbrained idea) and we are going to test an old theory. will a computer operate submerged in pure water? science says that pure water should not conduct electricity. the only problem is getting pure water. the water needs to be de-ionised and free of impurities. chances are the computer will die but i'm providing the computer, just a collection of antique components i'll throw together. the only problem will be that the water will become contaminated with impurities from the computer itself. well just posting this for comment.
i think i'm aware of most potential problems:
hdd/optical drives probably will not work submerged.
contaminants
any others?
i think i'm aware of most potential problems:
hdd/optical drives probably will not work submerged.
contaminants
any others?