If that is your only symptom (i.e.: no visible leaks under the vehicle when parked) it sounds like you may have a leaking head gasket which is allowing the coolant to leak either into the cylinder(s) or into the lubricating oil. Check your dipstick - if the oil looks foamy or milky it is leaking into the engine lubricating oil, if not it is likely going into the combustion chamber and being blown out the tailpipe as vapor. If you're losing a 1/2 gallon fo coolant a day you are losing a LOT - get it looked at ASAP.
1 gallon per day for survival, half for drinking and cooking have for cleaning and such.
The ratio is 1:6 chemicals to water, so for half a gallon of water, you use 1/12 a gallon of chemicals
He used 3/16 gallon.
about 1 gallon a day
8 cups 1 gallon = 16 cups 1 cup =0.23 gallon
That question can not be answered without further information: One half gallon of what? A gallon is a measure of volume, gram is a measure of weight. Alas there is no factor to use as conversion rate between the two. Sorry.
188000000 gallon
it depends, during the winter she goes through avout 12.3 ounces a day, and in the summer she goes through roughly a half gallon a week.
The use of a hyphen is often in question when referring to two words. If one is using "half day" to modify another noun, then proceed with using the hyphen. For example, a "half-day holiday", and "I took half a day off".
Probably, but...When in doubt, throw it out!
If your use anything more concentrated than about half anitfreeze and half water, the radiator water will freeze at a considerably warmer temperature. There will be less protection. Also, antifreeze actually helps keep your car running cooler in summer. If you use straight antifreeze, the car will "boil over" at a much lower temperature. There will be less protection.
From a simple Google search of conversions: 1 US fluid ounce = 29.5735297 milliliters From grade school math class: 1/2 gallon is 64 ounces. 64 x 29.5735297 = 1892.7059 Thus there are approximately 1893 milliliters in a half gallon.