Most people don't think of antifreeze as a lubricant, but it can be use as one in short term operations. Take a silicone polished table top and place water on top of this in a small focal area. Look at the silicone repel the water. That water that beads up sits on top of the silicone. In light mass systems the mass would float on top of the silicone. This is the ideal lubricant for very light masses. Keeping the water in place is the problem. As a general lubricant water and antifreeze are not used, but don't spray silicone on the floor and the spill water. It's slicker than silicone by itself.
Yes. The antifreeze/coolant also raises the boiling point and has lubricant and anti corrosive properties.
Its the liquid in your joints that act as a lubricant.
The liquid in a liquid-cooled snowmobile is typically a mixture of water and antifreeze. This coolant circulates through the engine and absorbs heat to keep the engine temperature regulated during operation.
Antifreeze.
It is a noun (a liquid substance) but may be used as a noun adjunct (e.g. antifreeze spills).
mostly the liquid type
50% water and 50% antifreeze.
None of the above, lubricating is a verb, something you do. However a "lubricant" is usually a liquid.
The liquid that reduces friction is called a lubricant. Lubricants are used to minimize the friction and wear between moving surfaces by forming a film that separates them.
Antifreeze, or engine coolant, is a liquid used to transport heat away from an engine. Antifreeze is mixed with water to lower the freezing point of the liquid to protect components in cold temperatures.
It means a liquid that resists freezing
Antifreeze, or engine coolant, is a liquid used to transport heat away from an engine. Antifreeze is mixed with water to lower the freezing point of the liquid to protect components in cold temperatures.