Assertion: calcium chloride | /r/CapableOf | melt ice
Facets:
value: faster
type: MANNER
value: faster than
type: MANNER
value: to -25 degrees
type: OTHER
value: to minus 25 f
type: OTHER
value: in temperatures
type: LOCATION
value: to much lower temperatures
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: faster than other deicers
type: MANNER
value: the quickest
type: MANNER
value: on the roads
type: LOCATION
value: on concrete
type: LOCATION
value: during the icy winter months
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Calcium chloride melts ice faster than any other chemical compound and that is why in extremely cold conditions, the highway department applies it in a powder form on the roads and sidewalks.
text: Calcium chloride gives off heat as it dissolves, therefore melting more ice faster at lower temperatures than other common chemical deicers.
text: Did you know calcium chloride is used to help set concrete and melt ice on the roads during the icy winter months?
text: Calcium chloride is able to melt ice at a lower temperature point of -20°F than magnesium chloride,which comes in at -13°F.
text: Calcium chloride will melt snow and ice on concrete in temperatures as low as -25 degrees Fahrenheit.
text: Of all the concrete deicers on the market, calcium chloride will melt ice the quickest, it's less harmful to plant life than sodium chloride (rock salt), and less corrosive than sodium chloride.
text: Calcium chloride is able to melt ice at the low low temperature of -20°F, which is lower than any other ice melt products.
text: Calcium chloride melts ice faster than other deicers.
text: Calcium chloride is used for de-icing as it melts ice faster in comparison to other de-icers such as sodium chloride, sand and abrasives.
text: Calcium chloride melts ice to much lower temperatures and combining it with conventional salt application will reduce usage.
text: As the most effective ice melt on the market today, Calcium Chloride can melt ice down to -25 degrees, is faster acting, and is longer lasting than other de-icers.
text: Calcium chloride can melt ice down to minus 25 F, as much as 10 degrees lower than for sodium chloride.
text: Calcium chlorides melt ice faster than competing ice-melt materials