(H₂0) A slush of crushed, semi-solid ice.

• Thermal conductivity is how quickly heat moves through the element as a medium. You would want low conductivity when insulating your base, but high conductivity when transferring heat to be deleted.
• Heat capacity is how much energy is required to raise the temperature of the element by 1 degree. Some elements like water need lots of energy to be heated, others like metals, need much less.
• High temp & Low temp relate to when the material will transition into another material/state. Note that in order to actually transition up the temperature must be 2 degrees higher than the figure shown. E.g. Water becomes steam at 99.35+2 C. Similarly to transition down, the temperature must be 2 degrees below the transition temp. This prevents elements from jumping constantly between states.

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