Re:Zeolite retains heat indefinitely, absorbs 4x more heat t...
by excuse-me on Wednesday June 06, 2012 @03:38PM
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They are a supersaturated Sodium acetate solution.
Liquids give off energy when they freeze and take energy in when they melt.
When you heat these and melt them they can stay stable as a saturated liquid until you create a small site for them to start freezing around - they then give off energy when they freeze. The 'clicker' is all that's required to localy concentrate it enough to form a single crystal seed to start the freezing
When you heat these and melt them they can stay stable as a saturated liquid until you create a small site for them to start freezing around - they then give off energy when they freeze. The 'clicker' is all that's required to localy concentrate it enough to form a single crystal seed to start the freezing