Rick Rader writes:
>If my memory serves me right...isn't there a concept in chemistry called
>supersaturated solution...couldn't taht apply to your "too many
>cars/equilibrium" environment. Besides chemistry was never the right
>discipline for Morgan ownership...alchemy works best. REgards,
>
>Rick Rader, M.D.
> 66 Morgan 4/4
>30 Aston Martin 1.5 litre
> plus a horde of other fire breathing oil spewing critters
>
>
This goes to prove the superior education we med school faculty are
offering in the field of biochemistry! Indeed, Rick is correct to suggest
the option of a supersaturated solution. This is certainly within the
realm of possibility, though it cannot be considered a stable or long term
condition, either in chemistry or in marriage law. Rick shows ADDITIONAL
smarts in the selection of a snappy 4/4 for his Morgan.
While the purchase of an additional project car, say... a really sweet
XK120 coupe, or a slightly more 'umble '65-'67 MGBGT (I hate to admit it
but I envy Bob N.s daily driver), is possible, it sets up the danger of a
sudden and unanticipated precipitation of materials. Typically, such a
precipitation results in the loss of more than the excess present to begin
with. Could this mean me mog? Am I making sense here? Its a risk, in
other words. However, you can't make an omlette without breaking an egg,
right? Hey, I gotta go get a cup of coffee now.
Cheers,
Will Zehring
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