Thermal energy in metals are measured in 'pro kg'. The rest is just
calculation.
From a practical standpoint I would use copper. You can solder and weld
it more easely.
Look for how head-fin spreaders work for CPUs.
- Henry
Perry Sandeen schrieb:
List,
Please help me with this physics question.
If one has a given cube, say 2 x 2 x 2 inches. And one has the choice of
aluminum, copper, or lead (just for an example). Will each store or hold the
same amount of BTUs or does the density make a difference?
IF the density makes a difference, can someone give me the approximate
difference?
The practical end of this question is consideration of thermal mass surrounding
an oscillator,
TIA
Perrier
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