Asked by Haley
Compound Odor Boiling Point, °C Flammability
Ammonia Yes -33.3 Yes
Methyl vinyl ether Slight 12.0 Yes
Methyl chloride Yes -33.9 Yes
Sulfur dioxide Yes -10.0 No
Ethynyl bromide Yes 4.7 Yes
Freon 134a No -26.1 No
Carbon dioxide No -28.9 No
Good refrigerants are compounds that evaporate easily and are colorless, odorless, tasteless and chemically inert. Which of those listed below is(are) not suitable as good refrigerant(s)?
Question 1 options:
1) Sulfur dioxide.
2) Methyl chloride.
3) All of the options are not suitable as good refrigerants.
4) Ammonia.
5) Ethynyl bromide.
Answers
Answered by
Ali
i think it is sulfur but just go with your gut.
Answered by
DrBob222
SO2 was used at one time but isn't being used now. Ditto for NH3. Both are good refrigerants but both are lethal if a gas leak occurs in the system.
Freon 134a is being used now.
Here is a link that discusses CO2. It isn't as good as the others but has some benefits. http://refrigerationandairconditioning.danfoss.us/refrigerants/co2/#/
Methyl chloride was used at one time but not now (in consumer refrigeration) due to its toxicity as well as its flammability.
I couldn't find anything on ethynyl bromide but here is a good summary of refrigerant properties.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Refrigerant
Freon 134a is being used now.
Here is a link that discusses CO2. It isn't as good as the others but has some benefits. http://refrigerationandairconditioning.danfoss.us/refrigerants/co2/#/
Methyl chloride was used at one time but not now (in consumer refrigeration) due to its toxicity as well as its flammability.
I couldn't find anything on ethynyl bromide but here is a good summary of refrigerant properties.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Refrigerant
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