Basically, coolant or antifreeze, which mixes with water in an engine’s cooling system, is designed to both lower the freezing point and raise the boiling point of the system. This means ...

This whitepaper explores the use of two-phase cooling (2PD2C), that uses a different coolant with a low boiling point, ...

Often mistakenly called antifreeze, coolant is a mixture of water and antifreeze, which is a liquid that prevents not just freezing but also boiling, either of which could cause the engine to ...

The coolant's formulation gives it a lower freezing point and a higher boiling point than plain water, making it highly effective under a wide range of temperatures. What Happens When You're Low on ...

Coolant is an essential fluid for the engine cooling system of your car. The choice between using water or coolant to maintain and regulate the car's engine temperature has divided motorists and ...

The coolant, which makes use of biodegradable oils and has a high boiling point, is then cycled to and from the radiator through tubes, resulting in a single-phase heat exchange system.