Make Electroconductive Gel: Silver Chloride Gel

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To create an electroconductive gel, various materials and their properties are discussed. Silver chloride gel is questioned for its conductivity, with suggestions that it may not perform well. Alternatives like silver flakes or dust are proposed, although concerns about corrosion are noted. Graphite grease is mentioned as a viable option, but there is a preference for a cleaner gel that avoids the mess associated with grease. The discussion emphasizes the need for effective conductivity while maintaining a clean application, without a specific purpose for the gel stated.
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hey guys, i need to make an electroconductive gel. e.g silver chloride gel! please help me.

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What is the environment for this gel? Would a grease work? Heat sink compound might be the answer in that case. I don't think that silver chloride gel would conduct electricity very well. Perhaps a silver flake or dust might work for awhile before it corroded. Graphite grease would be a good choice as well.
 
the gel should not be sooo dirty like grease! I've got no exact purpose for this gel, jjust wanted to kno how to make it!
 

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