HOW CAN I CHECK FOR WATER IN GASOLINE?

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Question by RALPH
Submitted on 3/6/2004
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HOW CAN I CHECK FOR WATER IN GASOLINE?

Answer by IDbuffalo
Submitted on 3/8/2004
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There are commercially available pastes that can be smeared on a stick that will turn color when in contact with water. Watesmo paper also will turn blue in presence of water. I'll find a web site where these items can be purchased.

Answer by watt
Submitted on 5/8/2005
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Water conducts electricity, gasoline doesn't. Check the electrical resistivity of your gas and compare it to a table.

Answer by Russ Man
Submitted on 6/11/2007
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I don't have an answer, just asking the Question; HOW CAN I CHECK FOR WATER IN GASOLINE? & would like an answer

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