Hot Tub Forum
Original => Hot Tub Forum => Topic started by: brian_tr on November 27, 2004, 04:36:45 am
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Will muriatic acid freeze if left in shed over winter?
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BOILING POINT:
ca 180 F
MELTING POINT:
ca -60 F
SPECIFIC GRAVITY (H20=1):
1.19
VAPOR PRESSURE:
ca 25 mm Hg (70 F)
VAPOR DENSITY (Air=1):
Not determined
SOLUBILITY IN WATER:
Soluble
APPEARANCE AND ODOR:
Light yellow fuming liquid with pungent odor.
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BOILING POINT:
ca 180 F
MELTING POINT:
ca -60 F
SPECIFIC GRAVITY (H20=1):
1.19
VAPOR PRESSURE:
ca 25 mm Hg (70 F)
VAPOR DENSITY (Air=1):
Not determined
SOLUBILITY IN WATER:
Soluble
APPEARANCE AND ODOR:
Light yellow fuming liquid with pungent odor.
I believe what Chas meant is - no
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Uh, yes.
I meant "no."
Right.
Thanks.
;)
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There's winter, and then there's winter. The original poster didn't say where he was from. It is entirely feasable that someone has a spa in Antarctica or somewhere where the temperature might get to -60 F, and then you'd be in trouble, what with muratic acid bottles freeze bursting and all.
I wonder- Would an Arctic spa work in Antarctica?
Brewman
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I wonder- Would an Arctic spa work in Antarctica?
Brewman
Yes, but the whirlpool would go in the wrong direction, and you would have to leave the penguin-repellant feature on all the time.
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of course they'll work!!!!! They're designed after the polar bears and their adaptability to the cold :P ::) ;D
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"Would an Arctic spa work in Antarctica?"
"of course they'll work!!!!! They're designed after the polar bears "
Ok, so, the question of the day.... How many penguins can a polar bear eat in the average day?
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"Would an Arctic spa work in Antarctica?"
"of course they'll work!!!!! They're designed after the polar bears "
Ok, so, the question of the day.... How many penguins can a polar bear eat in the average day?
I think the better question is....How many penguins can stand on an Arctic cover without caving it in?
BTW, the answer to Doc's question is..... As many as they can catch!
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Actually, the answer is none. There are no polar bears in the Antarctic.
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Actually, the answer is none. There are no polar bears in the Antarctic.
Like you would know cold weather trivia! You get cold when you see snow on TV! ;) ;D
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Like you would know cold weather trivia! You get cold when you see snow on TV! ;) ;D
Actually I did have to put on a sweater to put up that last post.
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That's OK, you not only have the great weather there, your Governor can beat up everyone else’s Governor! If not he can always buy them! ;D
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Somehow, "Does a bear $%@# in the woods" doesn't seem to apply here...... :D
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Well I guess I got my answer. Did not want to leave that stuff in the house but I guess its time to bring the rest in. I live in North Texas so it does not get real cold but it is about 35 out right now.
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MELTING POINT:
ca -60 F
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Why it pays to think before you post. My first reaction to this post was tell him when it will freeze, not when it will melt! Ok, it was early in the morning.
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Well I guess I got my answer. Did not want to leave that stuff in the house but I guess its time to bring the rest in. I live in North Texas so it does not get real cold but it is about 35 out right now.
Wow, sounds like the temps around here --- or did you mean Fahrenheit?