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Use Distilled Water in Cooling System

Hello Friends,

Cooling systems frequently use water to dissipate heat because it possesses a much higher "specific heat" index. In fact, water has a higher index than any other common substance. This high specific heat means water requires much more energy to change its temperature than other substances, which in turn makes it the optimal medium to regulate temperature. Distilled water offers no regulatory advantage, but its purity minimizes the build-up of residues within a system.

Thanks and Regards,
Harry Potterish


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Hi again Harry - You are the owner of a water specialty company? The varietals are limitless. There is mineral, sparkling, purified,spring, distilled, etc...
Someday it will be holy water, to a certain denomination:)
Best of everything-Bill

Plagiarism is not cool here Harry

http://www.ehow.com/how_7309976_use-distilled-water-cooling-system.html

And your post before that

http://www.ehow.com/how_5049539_remove-limescale-shower-heads.html

And before that

http://www.ehow.com/about_6503894_wood-boiler-water-treatment.html


This and all your other posts are stolen from other sites, what is the reasoning behind you doing that and posting this gibberish anyways?