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up an up close look at the PAG 100 refrigerant oil and water test :
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These
photos provide a closer look at the test using the PAG 100 oil and water
(dyed blue). As soon as the oil is poured into the
water (right) it starts to mix. The PAG
immediately absorbs the water.
Although
we didn't use exact measurements, our mixture of water to oil was about 50/50.
The test was conducted at room temperature. |
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| PAG
100 Refrigerant oil mixed with water (dyed blue) |
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photo below easily demonstrates how the PAG 100 mixed with the water (dyed
blue). This was accomplished after a slow pour of the oil,
before any shaking or mixing. |
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| PAG
100 Refrigerant oil mixed with water (dyed blue) |
| Here's
a real close up look at the mixture of PAG 100 and water after being
shaken vigorously for about 30 seconds. (Vigorous
shaking is similar to the oil movement inside your A/C system when the compressor
engages) We photographed this sample in front of a light in order to best
demonstrate how the oil absorbed the water.
It's easy to see that the PAG 100 refrigerant oil and water have
completely mixed. What's also interesting to
note is that the mixture did not separate...even after
left standing for over 48 hours! |
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