Ice Melt on CPU | #educational #shorts #science #technology #electronic #cpu

The thermal conductivity of a material is a measure of its ability to a particular material conduct heat. It is commonly denoted by
k
k,
λ
\lambda , or
κ
\kappa .

Heat transfer occurs at a lower rate in materials of low thermal conductivity than in materials of high thermal conductivity. For instance, metals typically have high thermal conductivity and are very efficient at conducting heat, while the opposite is true for insulating materials like Rockwool or Styrofoam. Correspondingly, materials of high thermal conductivity are widely used in heat sink applications, and materials of low thermal conductivity are used as thermal insulation. The reciprocal of thermal conductivity is called thermal resistivity.

[codmxdude]

Don't forget your hand temp and the pressure applied by you dear

[absolutedesi]

The reason for this is:
The metal part on top of cpu is called the integrated heat spreader or IHS. It is very smooth and thermally conductive, ice does not melt from the temperature but from the rate of transfer of heat, that means a colder object with a faster rate of heat transfer will melt ice quicker as compared to a hotter object with slower rate of transfer of heat. But after the ice is melted, the temperature of water depends on the temperature of other object (from 1st law of thermodynamics)

[mellowmood]

Ice not only melts on CPU, but also any metal.

[talkingmurga]

Applying force to ice (H2O) generally decreases its melting point temperature. Also the ice was taking heat from your fingers to melt. Thus, it melted faster.

[ervivekchoubey]

The force that you are applying is causing the phenomenon called latent heat of fusion. Please check

[sptechgamers]

Everybody giving reason of pressure
But the actually reason is the temperature of the metal (CPU) is although equals to room temp but due to high specific heat capacity of metal it had absorbed more heat to get into that temp which get transfered to ice and thus ice melts faster

[_DreamzGaming]

CPUs are designed like that to actually reduce the heat but it also works with ice

[shivensaini]

Their thermal conductivity are very high.

[Itz_Rohit...]

मालिक एक्सिडेंट से तो बच गया पर हार्ट अटैक से जरूर मर जायेगा।😁😂🤣

[proyeast]

because, cpu needs to conduct more heat in order to keep itself cool while running
hence, it's more conductive
...

[anuragsingh]

Actually it's not CPU it's gpu 😎

[Satish]

Ice be like : apun tere body temperature se jaldi melt horayla hai naki cpu se 😂

[piyushthakur]

no, CPU's temprature is equal to room temperature. But the thermal conductivity of cpu is very high hence able to melt ice quicker

[vivekjha]

The processor dissipates heat very efficiently, that's how it doesn't overheat with only 1 fan

[LyricsVibesFeelTheVibes]

Ice be like - Yaar yaha mein pighal gya .

[JeeAspirants-_]

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[darshnasoni]

This is because the thermal conductivity of the cpu is very high The thermal conductivity of the cpu is kept high so that the cpu doesn't heat much

[starkindustries]

the cpu is a great conductor
and spreads the temp
so the ice melts quickly

[siddhu__cr]

What brother. Your hand temp and pressure applied ice

[niranjan]

Pressure + Heat of hand + thermal conductivity of CPU = fastest melting