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The explanation for the aberrant behaviour you ask?Well that is not clearly understood but the link to marinetransport and the active and reversible nature of thechemistry may hint at exposure to inert gas componentswhich are known on occasion to contain acidic sulphurcombustion products due to the high sulphur contents ofmarine residual fuels. It is possible that traces of thesesulphur compounds react with dissolved water in Jet toproduce an acidic product in the fuel. This could thenresult in an acid base reaction with the activecomponents in Stadis 450, preventing the additive frombehaving as a conductive species when dissolved in Jet.The increased conductivity after passage throughpipelines could be due to high surface areas to volumeexposure to mild steel and reversal of the reaction.However due to the subtlety of the chemistry, occurringas it does at the part per million level or less, there is nonoticeable impact on any fuel property except occasionalincreases in total acid number and of course conductivitywhich, as we all now know, is measured in units of 10-12Siemens: a unit small enough that it feels as if it could beaffected by the flutter of a nearby butterfly’s wings.
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