You can use water if you'd like - in racing, they actually use water, rather than antifreeze. There are caveats,, though. If you live in a place which experiences freezing temperatures, antifreeze is going to do much more to protect your vehicle. Also, the problem with water is that it provides no lubrication to the water pump without additives. Antifreeze does lubricate the water pump.
Water alone is not used as coolant for automobiles.
They were powered by steam engines.
soda cans, automobiles, engine blocks, wheels, CDs, etc!
they didn't contain carbon and the by product of burning are carbon dioxide and water but can be used by electrolysis of water
Well, the chemical energy in the gas is what keeps the engine running, which is what propels the car.
It has to be refined. Crude oil contains salt, metals, sediment, water, sulfur, acid, and is the wrong viscosity. All of these will destroy an engine.
Gasoline used in automobiles comes from oil.
In automobiles, the purpose of an oil pump is to lubricate the bearings and makes the fluid run better and helps with cooling the engine parts. They are also used for running a timing belt.
turbo is an machine which is used to improve the pressure of the air which is going to engine advantages of turbo is it can improve the speed of the vehicle
Ford automobiles that run on a crate engine are vehicles referred to as muscle cars. The Ford Mustang is just one of the Ford models of cars that use a crate engine.
The four-stroke engine used in automobiles is an example of an internal combustion engine.
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