Inorganic salts
Definitions
Salts that do not contain carbon, often used in cooling system inhibitors
Gerry community context
Related mailing-list messages and current discussions from Gerry. These are community context for the dictionary term.
- Distilled vs. Tap H20, chemical explanation. (fwd)
Historical mailing list · Thu, 8 Jun 1995 10:57:08 -0700 (PDT)
...Being an analytical chemist and not a > inorganic chemist this is not my direct forte. I will give > my attempt at an explanation. > > Here...
- FWIW: coolant article (v.long)
Historical mailing list · Sun, 23 Dec 2001 18:55:48 -0800
...Most conventional antifreezes formulated for the North American market, whether green or yellow in color, contain inorganic salts of borate, phosphate and silicate to...
- Here's my article (written for Australian Jaguar owners, where anti-freeze
Historical mailing list · 10 Oct 1994 05:33:07 GMT
...Many commercial inhibitors contain large quantities of inorganic salts and as a result have a high conductivity. When inhibitors fail (ie when they are...
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