|
Off topic...
Just wanted to comment on something I find vaguely disturbing.
Several months back I installed a reverse osmosis system in our kitchen, running a branch line to the fridge so we can have perfectly clear ice. When I first turned the system on I noticed that the new ice cubes weighed less than the old. It was quite noticeable; readily apparent when holding one of each in your hand. Now, our water here is not hard (in fact, it's actually quite soft, and dissolved solids are comparatively low). I have a fairly strong chemistry background and it surprises me that there should be such a comparatively huge difference in weight.
Anyone else noticed this?
LR
If you run, you'll only die tired.
One hand on the wheel, and one in the flame,
One foot on the gas, and one in the grave.
|
Archived Forums
Help
Calendar
Member List
Search
){kind=link}
