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Automotive R134A refrigerant

2014-12-31 View Original

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Physical Properties
Molecular Formula: CH2FCF3
Molecular Weight: 102.03
Boiling Point: -26.6°C
Critical Temperature: 100.9°C
Critical Pressure (MPa): 4.059
ODP: 0
GWP100: 1300

Quality Index
Purity (%): ≥99.5
Moisture (ppm by weight): ≤10
Acidity (ppm by weight as HCl): ≤1.0
Vapor Residue (% by volume): ≤0.01

Appearance: Colorless and transparent liquid
Odor: No unusual odor

Uses
Used as a refrigerant in car air conditioners, refrigerators, freezers, beverage coolers, central air conditioning systems, and commercial cooling and air conditioning systems, as a substitute for R12. Also used as a propellant in aerosols, in insecticides, cleaning agents, paint sprays, and cosmetics. PACKAGING: Refrigerant Cans: 340g; 500g; 1000g. Disposable Cylinder: 13.6kg/13.4L; 22.7kg/22.3L. Recyclable Cylinder: 120kg/118L; 410kg/400L; 820kg/800L; 950kg/926L. Tank: 24T/24M3
Reply #2 2024-08-12
Thanks for sharing. Are there constants such as specific heat capacity, entropy, and enthalpy?

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