Detailing Products Help Nuke Plant Leak?

[Setec Astronomy]

From CNN today:

"Tokyo Electric Power Company, which runs the damaged Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, said the injection of a silica-based polymer dubbed "liquid glass" had reduced the amount of highly radioactive water that was leaking into the ocean. "

You just never know :p

[BobbyG]

:laughing: :props:

[mdb917]

:laughing:

I'd be willing to send my old tin of it to them...if it would truly help.

[Setec Astronomy]

I think maybe they need to add some cooling towers to the pictures on the label...

http://ep.yimg.com/ca/I/autogeek_2150_4208804

That gallon seems to be the biggest size AG carries, maybe you can get 55 gal. drums for "industrial" use :laughing:

[LaTuFu]

I'm adding this to my disaster tool-box. Duct tape, twinkies, and a gallon of invisible glass.

[Jons6.7]

I'm adding this to my disaster tool-box. Duct tape, twinkies, and a gallon of invisible glass.

:whs: awesome!

Talk about add protection to your car!

[dad07]

Are they on the exchange?????? Looks like some money to be made here!:D

[john b]

brings multi purpose to a new level

[C. Charles Hahn]

:laughing: Now THAT is awesome.

[scrubs147]

Not the same stuff... Sodium silicate is a sand-like chemical compound that is formed by combining silicon dioxide, or sand, and sodium carbonate, or soda ash, which create sodium silicate in a chemical reaction. Sodium silicate also goes by the names silicic acid sodium salt, soluble glass, liquid glass or water glass.

[ScottB]

sounded rather cool indeed ...

[LaTuFu]

Not the same stuff... Sodium silicate is a sand-like chemical compound that is formed by combining silicon dioxide, or sand, and sodium carbonate, or soda ash, which create sodium silicate in a chemical reaction. Sodium silicate also goes by the names silicic acid sodium salt, soluble glass, liquid glass or water glass.

You can poo-poo my idea all you want with all that rational, scientific explaining. I'm still keeping the twinkies and duct tape just in case.

I <3 my Jeep

[dad07]

You can poo-poo my idea all you want with all that rational, scientific explaining. I'm still keeping the twinkies and duct tape just in case.

I <3 my Jeep


:laughing:

[Setec Astronomy]

I'm adding this to my disaster tool-box. Duct tape, twinkies, and a gallon of invisible glass.

You know that radiation makes duct tape not stick and Twinkies go bad (otherwise they last forever), right? Invisible glass...is that like transparent aluminum?