RE: [DMCForum] Re: OK, so I am a damn hippie!

["Dave Stragand" <dave.stragand@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

No, not necessarily.  It only boils at the surface for the most part.  It
has to do with vapor pressure. PV=nRT and such.

 

I've played with liquid nitrogen the same way; it stays a liquid for the
most part.

 

-Dave

 

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Um, freon boils at something like 20 degrees F. Unless it was the
middle of winter, wouldn't the mechanic have walked out with a 5
gallon bucket of fog?

Bill Robertson
#5939

>--- In DMCForum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Toby Peterson" <tmpintnl@xxxx> wrote:
> Marc - This will really blow your mind!  I was in Singapore in 1993 
> helping to fix a grounded 747-400, and witnessed an amazing sight.  
> A Singaporean mechanic came out to the airplane with an open 5 
> gallon bucket full of freon and proceeded to clean the wings with 
> it.  Freon is apparently a very good degreaser.  Unbelieveable!
> 
> Toby Peterson  
> 






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