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On the specific heat of antifreeze

2009-03-29View Original

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Looking at the instructions for antifreeze, many state that it can also be used effectively in summer, as the boiling point of antifreeze is higher than that of water – up to 108 degrees. However, water has a higher specific heat capacity than antifreeze. Isn’t it incorrect to use only the boiling point as a criterion for evaluating an antifreeze’s heat transfer properties? And in practical use, some drivers have also reported that antifreeze isn’t effective in summer? I hope some experts can give me some advice

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