Subject	Nope. Same specific heat, but much more expensive...
Posted by	Kenny 9 psi on August 21, 2003 at 9:07 AM
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In Reply To	Ever consider heavier isotopes of H? HEavy Water? (n/m) posted by Borg79(ON) on August 20, 2003 at 04:57 PM
Message	...and also heavy water is considered toxic. Cupholder? Kenny... PETZ Member #5
Follow Ups	Engine cooling theory... (very boring, Cliffs notes at top) - Kenny 9 psi 21:27:19 08/19/03 There are two reasons antifreeze, freezing & lubrication - Turbodog (CT) 21:49:21 08/19/03 As mentioned below, antifreeze also increases boiling point. - Kenny 9 psi 23:36:22 08/19/03 Does antifreeze raise the boiling temperature of water also? - CaptK(ATL) 22:08:46 08/19/03 raises bp/lowers ability to transfer heat. Tdog is spot on - FLYT300 22:28:59 08/19/03 Pressure raises the boiling temp of water though... (n/m) - quikz 23:13:51 08/19/03 I know... (n/m) - CaptK(ATL) 10:08:06 08/20/03 Damn...I can't find my Thermodynamics book - Tredmil 22:28:22 08/19/03 simple solution: water + redline water wetter (n/m) - crazydonkey 22:50:08 08/19/03 Good post =). (n/m) - Kenny 9 psi 23:38:53 08/19/03 Glad to help. - Tredmil 01:23:10 08/20/03 Reactors use heavy water though--Deuterium or Tritium - therinL 10:13:20 08/20/03 ...and that's something you don't want in your car. - Kenny 9 psi 09:08:40 08/21/03 What about..... - Christopher 23:45:31 08/19/03 That has a specific heat of 2.67 j/g C. No better than... - Kenny 9 psi 08:54:57 08/20/03 Ok I..... - Christopher 17:41:38 08/20/03 Re: Ok I..... - Kenny 9 psi 09:19:28 08/21/03 All our racers use water with corrosion inhibitor. - zads 07:40:35 08/20/03 i would argue there's something better than water >>> - Bernie (OOParts International) 10:38:27 08/20/03 In addition to the heat capacity, you need to consider>>> - PEwithaZ 13:23:52 08/20/03 Good info =). (n/m) - Kenny 9 psi 16:51:24 08/20/03 I LOVE seeing posts like this - a model for all to follow - blaZe 13:29:27 08/20/03 w00t! (n/m) - Kenny 9 psi 16:49:01 08/20/03 Ever consider heavier isotopes of H? HEavy Water? (n/m) - Borg79(ON) 16:57:21 08/20/03 Nope. Same specific heat, but much more expensive... - Kenny 9 psi 09:07:10 08/21/03
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