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MAIN MENU » CoolFlow Products » Introduction to Antifreeze » Cooling Loop Services « Useful Information Case Studies & Articles Frequently Asked Questions Metabolism of Eth. Glycol Useful Conversion Tables Information to Download Cilents & Links Become a Reseller » Contact Details WARNING! Is your cooling system protected, or could it look like this? To prevent corrosion, scale & algae.. ..USE COOLFLOW!	METABOLISM OF ETHYLENE GLYCOL Without the appropriate inhibitors and/or operating environment, ethylene glycol can 'break-down' to form acids (see below). These acids will greatly accelerate corrosion within multi-metal chiller and HVAC systems. CH2 OH       CH2 OH   CH2 OH   CHO   CH2 OH       COOH     ethylene glycol glyoxal glycolic acid           COOH     COOH   CHO   COOH H.COOH formic acid   oxalic acid glyoxilic acid   If you have any questions regarding this matter please feel free to submit any questions or queries to us online - or just give us a call (click here for contact info). Case Studies & Articles Frequently Asked Questions Metabolism of Ethylene Glycol Useful Conversion Tables Information to Download Clients & Links Become A Reseller
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