Dogs can't soak their tires in their urine. The owner should be manipulating his personal behavior so that rats don't get framed

Shortly ago, two other families argued at the entrance to the residential complex, each of which had a pet, and the dog recently peed on the other's tire, which exploded and was described as dog piss.

Shortly ago, two other families argued at the entrance to the residential complex, each of which had a pet, and the dog recently peed on the other's tire, which exploded and was described as dog piss.

I think there's always the idea that the dog pees on the tires, and there's the car whisper: not just fire protection, but dog piss. However, there have been many strays who, in addition to their own pet dogs, have always loved to pee on their own tires and have been unable to stop them. The dog's urine is once again pushing the dog into a quagmire, and many even take out articles, and the argument is about the same: the acidity of the dog's urine is uncertain, it's associated with their diet, it's acidic if it's caribou, and it's alkaline if it's vegetarian.

Dogs can't soak their tires in their urine. The owner should be manipulating his personal behavior so that rats don't get framed

The acid alkaline is impregnated with sulfurized rubber, the alkaline is impregnated with aluminum wheels, and the dogs, whatever they eat, are impregnated with tires. I just want to say, it's all a rumor! It's because of the recent rumours that have increased the differences between the scavengers and friends who don't have pets. It's not easy for a dog to soak a tire! And I'm coming down here to give you a false story about the rumours about the right and the left, and I'm expecting you to ask us not to mistake people's dogs! According to the survey, the greatest amount of urea is found in dogs, almost 90 per cent, nitrogen in urine, followed by 3 per cent to 5 per cent, and other chemicals such as phosphorus, potassium and sodium. It can be seen that the content in question accounts for about 95 per cent of the urine, and after an autopsy, the acidity in the dog's urine is analysed again. The expert studied 100 dogs in urine, and according to the data survey, most of the ph values of dogs in urine were acidic. There is also a small proportion neutral, and very few dogs are ammonium carbonate. I don't think it's hard to understand that dogs are predators who like to eat sorghum and have more meat in their food, so most of their urine is acidic or neutral. Rumor has it that dogs are immersed in their urine, and it can be seen from the above-mentioned analysis that the components in their urine are water, phosphorus, potassium, which are not easily immersed in their tires. The big city officials can then look down. Second, the tires are not so sensitive. It is well known that the key components of the tires are sulfurized rubber and aluminium alloy, and if dog urine is to be immersed in these two raw materials, a purposeal profiling is carried out. The key ingredient of the tire is the sulphide rubber. It is well known that there are many types of sulfide rubber, ranging from natural rubber to butzene rubber, and many can be manufactured for the production of tires. Sulphide rubber, which is made into tires, is different from the initial sulphide rubber, and they become spinach sulfide rubber after all the process. During the entire process of sulfide rubber, the sulfide rubber is supplemented with material that connects the molecular structure of sulfide rubber and communicates with each other into a beehive-like structure, which is more stable. As a result, there is a chain of changes in organic chemical patterns leading to more corrosive and aging resistance. The leaching of the dog's urine was weakly alkaline, and the essence of the association was not to get in the tires. In everyday life, precipitation, dog urine, and their accidental spraying of soda on the tires are not easy to cause considerable damage to the tires, and some pooping officers will ask, what about the base? I don't think so. What kind of friend throws acid on his tire? The key ingredient for the tires is two: when the aluminium alloy type is finished, when people talk about sulfurized rubber, there's no doubt that many people feel that dog urine is not easy to impregnate on sulfurized rubber, which does not mean that it is not easy to impregnate on aluminium alloy! Both acids and alkalis are known to cause corrosive effects on aluminium. There was no evidence of this, as evidenced by a previous experiment in the laboratory for the study of photocatalytic and new functional materials in the Zheji Great Chemical System. Scientific researchers extracted dog urine from a dog at random and collected local precipitation, unloaded aluminium alloyed rims from the tires, took two samples each and placed them in dog urine and precipitation. After three days of electron testing, the data show that aluminum alloyed materials in dog urine have a lower level of ingestion than samples in precipitation, and that the corrosion of both is largely invisible. As a result, one can learn from the tests that dog urine hurts the tires far too much, but there is no need to worry about the scavengers, and I do not think that precipitation and dog urine can easily harm the tires in the short term. It is also important to understand that the sample in the experiment is always infested in the acidic natural environment, and that in everyday life, when dogs pee on their tires, environmental factors such as the sun, temperature, wind, etc. are quick to volatilize the dog's urine, so the tires are not easily infested in the acidic natural environment. Second, with so many cars parked in small residential areas, cars marked by stray dogs on a daily basis, dogs are not easy to exploit. But one can see that very few cars have problems (which will be caused by other problems), which can be seen on the side as a sign that dog urine is not very harmful to the tires. Thus, both many years of practice and recent experiments have informed people that dog urine is virtually non-corrosive to the tires. Dog: "This pot is a pot that no one can bear." Although the dog's urine is not corroded, environmental pollution is a concern! Although the dogs managed to get rid of this pot, it doesn't mean that the shovelers can release themselves. Although dog urine is not corrosive to the car tires, there is mutual understanding that if the car is often covered with a bunch of dogs as their own chassis, the core is marked with marks of this journey, and the carmates are finally comfortable inside. And it's common knowledge that dog urine can cause certain tastes, and sometimes it can harm beauty. Therefore, the scavengers must use the towed rope when walking with cats and dogs outside, and they must not be allowed to play with them. And if the dogs are willing to pee on the tires, the scavengers must be immediately discouraged and effectively guided. The other one, the dogs go out again and again, and they're going to clean it up and be a pass-through shoveler!