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Understand Eutectic Point and Salt Concentration

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Jordan, the expert, explains the 'eutectic point' for salt brine, which is 23.3% salt concentration, yielding a freeze point of -6°F. He notes that this concentration provides the lowest freeze point and the most stable solution. This concentration translates to 2.28 pounds of actual sodium chloride per gallon of salt brine, a constant value for pure sodium chloride brine.

Goal: Grasp the fundamental chemical properties and ideal concentration of salt brine.

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  • Marker — Writing on the whiteboard
  • Whiteboard — Illustrating key figures and concepts
  • Salt Brine N/A — The core material being discussed
  • Sodium Chloride N/A — The active ingredient in salt brine

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already talked about how important it is to mix our salt rine to 20 3.3% that's called the TIC point that gets you a freeze point point of -6° f um not only does it give you the lowest freeze point it also is the most stable in solution it's going to be the most stable to mix with your additives it's a very important number to hit and again we make it very easy with our technology you don't have to guess you don't have to weigh you don't have to measure it does it for you um with that 23.3% salt brine some guys might like to know that that contains 2.28 pound of salt per gallon so now now here's the thing I just want to be clear and I want to break this down that number never changes whether you're post-t treating or pre-treating that is a constant right but the post-t treating and and pre-treating application rate is what changed and we're going to cover that in a minute but just understand that this number is a constant this number is always a constant it is now one thing to keep in

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