Glycol

Glycol is an organic chemical compound, specifically an alcohol with two hydroxyl groups. The most common form of glycol is ethylene glycol, which is used in various industrial applications, in the automotive industry and in cooling systems.

Ethylene glycol is mainly used as a coolant in the cooling systems of cars and other motor vehicles. Its task is to maintain the optimal operating temperature of the engine and protect it from overheating. It is also used as a component of anti-corrosion fluids that protect cooling systems from corrosion and deposits.

In addition, glycol also has various industrial applications in chemistry, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, food and other industries. In some cases, it is used as a solvent, preservative or stabilizer.

It is important to note that glycol is a toxic substance and must be handled with care. Safety precautions and procedures must be followed when handling glycol.