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

 

[BobbyG]

:laughing: rops:

 

[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...

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!

 

[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?