anyone see this?
http://www.shell.us/home/content/usa/abo...gen_030209.html
http://www.shell.us/home/content/usa/abo...gen_030209.html
Shell nitrogen/gas
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I heard this commercial the other day, and all I thought was, nitrogen doesn't explode, how does that work in gas? but reading the reason, I see that's it for cleaning, so you don't want it to explode.
I did a search. oh well.
I want gas with nano thingies in it.
I use Shell gas religiously but come on NITROGEN ??
What is the temperature of liquid nitrogen ??
Please Shell do not insult my intelligence
Now that BP came out with there deposit control additive
Shell had to do a one up on them.
What's next NITROGLYCERIN ?? Maybe we can blast the deposits off
What is the temperature of liquid nitrogen ??
Please Shell do not insult my intelligence
Now that BP came out with there deposit control additive
Shell had to do a one up on them.
What's next NITROGLYCERIN ?? Maybe we can blast the deposits off
Originally Posted By: BUBBA0420
I use Shell gas religiously but come on NITROGEN ??
What is the temperature of liquid nitrogen ??
Please Shell do not insult my intelligence
They aren't insulting anyone's intelligence but many posters on BITOG are totally confused by their advertizement. It is not liquid nitrogen. Some others think it is gaseous nitrogen which it is not. I think it nitrogen-containing detergent molecules which as a group have long been used in fuels and oils. There are many different compounds possible within the group of nitrogen-containing detergents so this may be a change (and is if Shell has been good and honest).
I use Shell gas religiously but come on NITROGEN ??
What is the temperature of liquid nitrogen ??
Please Shell do not insult my intelligence
They aren't insulting anyone's intelligence but many posters on BITOG are totally confused by their advertizement. It is not liquid nitrogen. Some others think it is gaseous nitrogen which it is not. I think it nitrogen-containing detergent molecules which as a group have long been used in fuels and oils. There are many different compounds possible within the group of nitrogen-containing detergents so this may be a change (and is if Shell has been good and honest).
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Look guys, amines are nitrogen-rich compounds; let the Internet be your classroom:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amine
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amine
Might be just a coincidence, but after my last fill-up with Shell, the average MPG readout on my DIC went from the usual 16.5 mpg to 17.1 mpg. Can't say it is the result of the new formula quite yet, but the mpg increase was unexpected. I'll be more certain after several more fill-ups where I can do the actual miles/gallons math.
i use it rg,runs very good in mine.
Surprised they didn't call it hybrid nitrogen molecules.
Originally Posted By: lexus114
i use it rg,runs very good in mine.
Yea, It runs great here to. But that is expected from Shell Vpower.
My BP station has to know somethings up!! I have not been in.
I will give it 2-3 fill ups and see what the avg. MPG is.
i use it rg,runs very good in mine.
Yea, It runs great here to. But that is expected from Shell Vpower.
My BP station has to know somethings up!! I have not been in.
I will give it 2-3 fill ups and see what the avg. MPG is.
Y'all come try my oxygen enriched water. Now with 85% or more oxygen.
Originally Posted By: BUBBA0420
What's next NITROGLYCERIN ??
Or how about Nitromethane? WOOT!
What's next NITROGLYCERIN ??
Or how about Nitromethane? WOOT!
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