Material analysis of the Jaden Technologies EC360 Ruby
Let’s take a closer look at what the EC360 Ruby actually contains and what it doesn’t contain. We find a 4:1 mixture of aluminum and zinc for the thermally conductive particles, the rest is normal, highly elongated silicone oil and not a small amount. I can’t find any trace of the advertised CNT (carbon nanotubes) here, not even at medium laser strength.
But I’m fair and set the laser to maximum and have the resulting plasma cloud analyzed again. This releases a little more oxygen from the oxides, but even here you can’t see even the tiniest traces of carbon. Unfortunately, I can’t measure what’s not in it. That’s how accurate the equipment is. Which would also prove that the supplier is lying.
Material analysis of the Nuomi SY-157
Bearing in mind the experience I have just had, I leave the laser power of the Keyence AE300 unit at the maximum suitable for detecting the tiniest traces of chemical elements. After all, I’m still looking for the legendary carbon. And what do I find? Nothing! Or rather, I find the usual mix of Al2O2 and ZnO with a little less silicone oil than with the EC360 Ruby. Again, this is completely boring average and far removed from any high technology. Incidentally, any medium-priced industrial paste can do this better.
Material analysis of the Thermalright TF4
This cheap paste relies on significantly more inexpensive ZnO than the other pastes, the zinc oxide is mixed here almost 1:1 with the Al2O3. The rest is silicon (silicon, hydrogen and the oxygen not bound in the oxides). The paste is certainly not a miracle of high technology, but you get what you pay for. It is certainly good value for money and, above all, more honest than the first two pseudo-carbon blenders.
That’s it for now, and I’ve now gotten my anger off my chest.
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