Ethylene Glycol Dissolved in Water

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[@micro-science3915]

could you please tell me the concentration of ethylene glycol in those mixtures. Thank you sir

[@IamAli89]

Does it have any sweet smell? I am confused i bought it from the market that came with a sweet smell, and google says it is odorless? What is happening, i am confused 🤔😕, please help me. I want to use it for car coolants. Help me guys

[@radanaprusakova8259]

is ethylen glycol part of refrigerant?

[@kboclghana]

How can we mix silicate in glycol ?
I tried to add silicate with ethylene glycol, the liquid turned Jelly. How can we avoid this ? or what procedure should I adopt ?
Major ingredient of a coolant is Glycol which is mixed with de-minralized water (50/50 basis) and few other chemicals like: Borate, Sodium Benzonate, Silicate etc are added in very small quantities. These chemicals help protecting corrosion, scaling and other damages to metal and rubber parts. Silicate is used as Rust Inhibitor.

[@secondfirstsecond]

How to breakdown the ethylene glycol? I have engine coolant based on that chemical and need to dispose it properly, We dont have a recycler agent here so just wondering If i can do the disposal myself with the help of chemical expert? Can you please advise.

[@gregg5213]

Screw this, I'm going to art school.

[@Home-ro6cu]

hahahah

[@dmrgen]

hope you didnt fail

[@vistanationrockafellaz]

Bro can I submerged my pc with this chemical

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good

[@nirbhau.nirvair12]

I smelled ethanediol ..is this poisonous