Water loss

[Immortality]

As advised it reduces the boiling temp. The boilig effects reduce cooling efficiently creating a overheated invironment. This isnt a chemistry club immortality. It just doesn't sink in does it.

Actually, it is chemistry and clearly you failed this portion of the course.

 

[gohrdrgomad]

Actually, it is chemistry and clearly you failed this portion of the course.

No. I dont play your games, Nor obligated to participate in your science circus rage.

 

[Immortality]

Game? what game you speak off?

Clearly this is over your head even though I've tried to explain and guide you to the answers but hopefully others will be a little wiser from the info I've posted tonight.

 

[losh1971]

Im having some slight overheating problem and i seriously suspect its because of too much glycol in my cooling system. I have seen a Redline product that is basically a corrosion inhibitor with a tiny amount of other additives and its only a 500ml bottle. I am going to switch to this gear at some stage just to see of my cooling system is more efficient.

 

[1985VK]

water in a vacuum or under pressure boils at a higher rate.

???

 

[Tonner Matt]

I have seen a Redline product that is basically a corrosion inhibitor with a tiny amount of other additives and its only a 500ml bottle

That'd be Water Wetter
https://www.redlineoil.com/waterwetter

 

[losh1971]

???

basically a machine designed to create a vacuum it creates pressure and raises the boiling point.

 

[gohrdrgomad]

Game? what game you speak off?

Clearly this is over your head even though I've tried to explain and guide you to the answers but hopefully others will be a little wiser from the info I've posted tonight.

It seems your self gratification is your necessity to deal with your passistant manner.

 

[Immortality]

Yep, I'm like a dog with a bone when it comes to people and old wives tales.

So, out of curiosity, which are you, hard or mad?

 

[1985VK]

basically a machine designed to create a vacuum it creates pressure and raises the boiling point.

Some concepts do my head in ... a vacuum is a closed system environment that has air sucked out of it that we regard as "negative" pressure? Its not really negative its an arbitrary idea. But it does have a measurable pressure. It also lacks atmosphere and if conditions are met it can be a high pressure of absent atmospheric gas, and i think that phenomenon is freaking amazing...

So if the atmosphere is removed wtf are we really removing and continuing to remove to create this "vacuum" of an increasing pressure of "nothingness" ...