Well ... first of all it's a sodium chloride crystal. Won't have time to
dissolve in the fuel. No oxygen bearing or generating functions in that
combination. Looks like it's abrasive.
Mayf could probably give information on the chemical characteristics of the
dissolved salt in a petrochemical. Does it dissolve? How fast? Should I
experiment tomorrow?
Wes
on 9/15/02 8:51 AM, Dick J at lsr_man@yahoo.com wrote:
> I was just having my morning coffee in front of a tape of old Bonneville
> races. I noticed a couple lumps of salt inside the mouth of the air intake of
> one car just as it was being pushed off the line. What effect does salt have
> on the motor when ingested, mixed with gasoline, and ignited? I KNOW what
> sand does, what does salt do?
> Dick J
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