Quartz heating element!

  • Ark5
    11th Sep 2010 Banned 0 Permalink
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  • Wilq15
    11th Sep 2010 Member 0 Permalink
    Better 1000-6000 degrees i think and about glowing effect - you can use lava glow.
  • kamikai
    11th Sep 2010 Member 0 Permalink
    hmm...
    I also know that quartz is used in analogue watches, I think the way it vibrates or something is useful for determining how long one second is. I have thought of it as a suggestion, but I dont actually know what it would do...
    maybe it could be a pulse delayer, so we don't need water in walls and/or diamond.

    Hmm... if there is such a push from allot of users for electrolysis, quartz could maybe be used as the new delaying thing, like a very slow conductor and it would only accept a new current after several seconds...
    (all of these ideas occurred to me as i wrote this post)
  • Finalflash50
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  • lolzy
    11th Sep 2010 Former Staff 0 Permalink
    That's like saying "I'm burning coal, it's made from diamond. "
    Yes sand is made from silicon but I don't know if quartz is too. I think it is.
  • kamikai
    11th Sep 2010 Member 0 Permalink
    no, sand is not made of silicon. The main component is silicon dioxide, also commonly known as Silica.
    technically sand has quartz in it, but only very small crystals.