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Originally Posted by Riverwild
(Marie Curie and radiation and aplastic anemia as a result of radiation poisoning?)
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Oh VERY good. VERY, very, VERY good!
Either that or you've watched the movie Enchanted WAY too often!
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Originally Posted by Av8rgirl
If you want the exact answer, you need to know the ratio of salt to water. According to what I researched, salt water weighs ~64 lbs/cu. ft., and fresh water comes in at about 62.2 lbs/cu. ft. There are 7.4805 gallons in a cubic foot. So a gallon of salt water weighs 8.556 lbs.
Aviation fuel weighs 6 pounds/gallon.
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So let me draw some conclusions here:
Most people do not know the ratio of salt to water in their salt water.
Salt water weighs more per gallon than does fresh water.
Aviation fuel weighs less per gallon than both salt and fresh water.
Aviation is more inflammable than both water and salt water.