I'm looking to find the conductivity ratios of the different materials. Specifically whether or not some materials conduct heat less than others (besides the obvious some conduct heat and some just don't). Electrical conductivity levels is one thing, and not as important because the speeds can't really be measured without assistance of tech anyhow, only toyed with in slow motion. But anyhow, i want to know whether some materials actually do conduct less heat than others or if they all conduct at the same rate. Also if anyone knows off the top of their heads, the reaction states and temperatures of the particles would be nice as well (IE melting points, burning points, state change points (besides the obvious every day ones like water).
If there are no variations in heat conductivity amongst materials, i'd like to know so i can scrap this rather complex project i'm working on for a less complex one.
The heat conductivity, for example, is the last column before the element description in the ptypes array (starts around line 370). It varies from 0 (no heat transfer) to 251 (fastest heat transfer).
fair enough. So where do i find the source code? I'm not going to spend 48 hours sifting through a forum with no thread search option. Proletariats don't have that sort of time.
Yea I'm pretty smart aren't I? I could have just clicked what Jackson posted. Ahh well, we're all entitled to as much stupidity as any other person, at least no one called me on my lack of attention. now when i get some more time i can use that as a reference.