IS it possilbe to invent a computer totally made from liquid?

Question

IS it possilbe to invent a computer totally made from liquid?
moving from solid state to liquid state componets is kinda already happening ie lcd screen displays, is it possible to have liquid componets helpd wiht in a vessel which when working together are able to used fot the processing of inputted infomation

I asked this question a while ago , you thought I was mad ..well heres the answer.
.Tech Tip 104 - The Future of Computer Technology
A component of nanotechnology, nanocomputing will give rise to four types of nanocomputers:

• Electronic nanocomputers
• Chemical and Biochemical nanocomputers
• Mechanical nanocomputers
• Quantum nanocomputers


Chemical and Biochemical nanocomputers
The interaction between different chemicals and their structures is used to store and process information in chemical nanocomputers. In order to create a chemical nanocomputer, engineers need to be able to control individual atoms and molecules so that these atoms and molecules can be made to perform controllable calculations and data storage tasks.

Answer 1

its already been done...on a farm in lithuania...but the government knew they were too far ahead of their time...so they shut it down. We have the computer in Washington D.C. Homeland Security has disguised it as a fish tank in the white house which holds 4 types of tropical fish, including a star fish, and scuba steve.

Answer 2

If those liquids can just as easily solidify and become non conductive using only liquids to control everything, then I would think it's "feasible". Then you would have to worry about evaporation, rapid temperature changes and other atmospheric issue's. Those are the obvious problems anyway. This is looking it at from a "no ****" standpoint.

Answer 3

i think of it could desire to be available. Silica could be liquified to a thick density & additionally shield a sign flow. that in the time of collaboration with glass technically being a liquid, could make for good factor shape & help. the only actual difficulty is silicon based capacitors/resistors for capacity conversion, which do exist, & could desire to extremely be encased in glass for administration of sign flow. This in collaboration with integrated Circuit advancements could desire to extremely replace most of the analog aspects mandatory for particular sign differences on a extra low-funds IC (integrated Circuit) based digital point. you're able to could desire to of direction use the liquid mercury (not so nicely at carrying out...), and it particularly is vapors encased in glass for the grounding technique for it to be a hundred% liquid, and then there is the issue of the silica capacity twine going into the wall and in case you're able to desire to get sufficient amperage using silica's "semi-sonductive" traits, yet i think of it could desire to be finished, you're able to easily could desire to have glass encased water as your circuit board routing & buttloads of capacity conversions using conductive inconsistencies of the drinks.

Answer 4

Looks like you have answered your own question.... its a yes.

I dont think its a mad question... remember that putting a man on the moon was laughed at many years ago.

Answer 5

CONGRATS!!!!!!!

what liquid is the keyboard and mouse going to be made of i am thrilled to think about it hope those liquids are non conductors or you will reach your father in heaven within no time. i feel satsified with my old 386 rather than this liquid machine.

the answer with the fish in it was thebest of al answers HHAHAHAHA

Answer 6

No. I can't think of a liquid processor working on liquid motherboard which conducts electricity through it !!!!

Answer 7

it is possible but think of safety first before going for it ,cos I dont think the liquid will tolerate electricity.so give it a try

Answer 8

Yes i would imagine one day, just hope sony don't make the batteries.

Answer 9

To paraphrase Arthur C. Clarke, anything that can be imagined can be done.

Answer 10

nothing impossible man, keep trying :)