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OK I give: where can I find distilled water?...

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    DirkVoodoo
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    conzymaher wrote: »
    de-ionized water still has the organic impurities because it isn't distilled... But it isn't conductive so galvanic corrosion is less likely to occur..

    What you really need it distilled deionized water!

    *edit* why do people use water in water cooling? :p Surely there is a cleaner more efficient liquid? Mercury or something? :p

    Well, among other things, liquid water at room temperature (20C) has a higher specific heat capacity than mercury.


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