I'm looking for a material that melts when current flows

>>8857354
Ice

>>8857375
H2O isn't conductive

>>8857354
>>8857375
Would it need to be conductive before melting? Ice is a terrible conductor.

>>8857394
just add some ions?

>>8857354
Electrical sodder maintains conductivity both in solid and liquid form, but because it's highly conductive you need to run a lot of current thought it to melt it?

You could add a heating coil to your circuits?

>>8857354
gallium?

>>8857375
>>8857394
>>8857400
>>8857403
I thought about this, something like an AC sweep of salt water in a crazy straw

>>8857416
If the phase change comes from heat, I would like the heat to solely come from, I dunno, grounding an applied voltage

>>8857419
It seems some Chinese guys are playing with liquid and solid gallium, but it's temperature related

>>8857354
Any fusible alloy. Keep in mind you're going to need a high current draw to do this, regardless of material, and it will have to be very well insulated.

>>8857354
Glass

>>8857354
Sodium potassium alloy

>>8857354
just use mercury bro

>>8857354
You want rosin core famo