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  • TwoJ's
    R3V Elite
    • Oct 2005
    • 4908

    #16
    From the web:

    It's called standard evaporation. Yes, up to 30% (depending on content in the earth) evaporates into air. Now oil and water don't bind well so, how do you solve that problem?

    CoreExit. This allows a droplet of oil to half dissolve (if it's small enough) right into water vapour. Mix enough CoreExit with Oil, and you get massive ... See Moreclouds of 'oily water' floating around the Ocean. Oh wait, that's exactly whats happening. Now after progressive amounts of high-UV sunshine on the CoreExit+Oil mixture, you actually get a decent amount of it evaporating. A great deal of the 'CoreExit binded oil' floats around for ages. And, if the situation is right, you'll end up with streaked/rainbow puddles everywhere. But definitely not sludge formation of any kind, as it would take weeks of rainfall for this much oil residue to collect in any noticeable quantity. In the case of the guy showing the dogwater in his bowl, that water is absolutely laced with CoreExit. You can't even feel that small of a amount, you can even drink it and not notice.

    Don't know the source or it's merit.

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    • Wiglaf
      E30 Mastermind
      • Jan 2007
      • 1513

      #17
      Originally posted by JasonC
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      Originally posted by u3b3rg33k
      If you ever sell that car, tell me first. I want to be the first to not be able to afford it.

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