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Transport Properties—Viscosity, Thermal Conductivity, and Heat Capacity for Liquid and Vapor
New tables of the thermodynamic properties of Freon™ 404A (R-404A) refrigerant (ASHRAE designation: R-404A [44/52/4]), a near azeotropic blend of HFC-125/HFC- 143a/HFC-134a, have been developed and are presented here.
The information set forth herein is furnished free of charge and based on technical data that Chemours believes to be reliable.
Tables of the thermodynamic properties of Freon™ 22 (R-22) have been developed and are presented here.
During the boiling process for a refrigerant, the temperature at which a liquid refrigerant first begins to boil is known as the saturated liquid temperature (also called the bubble point temperature).
Over a 9-month period, Chemours purchased five discrete 25-lb DACs of competing R-410A that are commercially available in the U. S. market.
Chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs), which were developed over 60 years ago, have many unique properties.
Compatibility: Freon™ 95 (R-508B) versus Elastomers
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