Can you judge the effectiveness of K&W Permanent Nanotechnology Seal WHILE its running, or must you wait?

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Question by The Wise Cat Named Binky: Can you judge the effectiveness of K&W Permanent Nanotechnology Seal WHILE its running, or must you wait?
.. until it has sat the 12 hours?

I just Drained and Flushe dmy Cooling System, to all water. plinked down on “K&W Permament Block Seal with nanotechnology” (K&W is good brand, didnt have Blue Devil money) and its now “Idling the 20 to 30 minutes” *I will give it the 30 – Then it says Drain, Let sit 12 hours, Flush again, then Add Mix.

My Radiator Cap had the Mayonnaise on it this morning. (Inside. head Gasket. SEALER TIME!!!)

… I revved the Engine 2 minutes after putting it in, for like 15 seconds. Did i mess up the working of the K&W Product? (I didnt rev it much, i was trying to add water.. i put Half in through the Upper Hose and the other 1/4 in Overflow, then i had to try to get the other 1/4 in somehow, some came out.)

I put he 32 ounces in 3 Quarts of OT Water.

Soooo.. if the Smoke is still slightly soking out the back, is the effectiveness of it judged AFTER it Drains (Not Flush,) Then Flush, Then Refills?

And has anyone had Success with K&W, or am i gonn ahave to do this again with Blue Devil?

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Q&A: Help with NASA’s use of Nanotechnology?

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Question by Emil: Help with NASA’s use of Nanotechnology?
For my Science Research topic next year i hope to discuss the use of Nanotechnology foe space travel. Can someone help me understand what nanotech is? Every article i read says that nanotechnology “Shrinks” material, how does it do this? Also how does nanotech help us rearrange atoms? How does nanotechnology make chemical sensors? Also what is nanotechnology are they specialized cells?

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I can answer part of your question. The study of nanotechnology, is the study of the control of matter on an atomic and molecular scale. Generally nanotechnology deals with structures of the size 100 nanometers or smaller, and involves developing materials or devices within that size. For more definitions, check out wikipedia as well as the nasa.gov site. Also, if you’re interested, Popular Science recently released an article about nanobots playing soccer. I found it to be very interesting.

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