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Study of the Chemical and Physical Aspects of PC Coolant

Study of the Chemical and Physical Aspects of PC Coolant

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TheZoosk
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04-27-2023, 11:01 PM
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I shared this on AskScience since I found some interesting science about water cooling and wanted to check the reactions. Thought it would be good to post here, hoping a few people with chemistry or physics knowledge will respond.
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04-27-2023, 11:01 PM #1

I shared this on AskScience since I found some interesting science about water cooling and wanted to check the reactions. Thought it would be good to post here, hoping a few people with chemistry or physics knowledge will respond.

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04-29-2023, 10:39 PM
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So I understand what you're asking. I've been using antifreeze and water wetting agent as a coolant for about 20 years, and I haven't experienced any corrosion in my loops. Right now, I mix 60% distilled water, 20% antifreeze, and 20% water wetting agent in all my builds. I've never seen algae or any other kind of growth in my systems. Hope this helps.
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04-29-2023, 10:39 PM #2

So I understand what you're asking. I've been using antifreeze and water wetting agent as a coolant for about 20 years, and I haven't experienced any corrosion in my loops. Right now, I mix 60% distilled water, 20% antifreeze, and 20% water wetting agent in all my builds. I've never seen algae or any other kind of growth in my systems. Hope this helps.

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