Q8/ Choose True or False to answer the following: 1) The natural ice and a mixture of ice and salt were the first refrigerants. A. True B. False 2) R-134a gas is similar to R-152a in belonging to the hydrocarbon refrigerant groups A. True B. False 3) The inorganic refrigerant R-729 were exclusively used before the introduction of halo-carbon refrigerants A. True B. False 4) R410A, also known as propane A. True B. False 5) The brines commonly used are calcium chloride (CaC12) A. True B. False

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Q8/ Choose True or False to answer the following:
1)
The natural ice and a mixture of ice and salt were the first
refrigerants.
A. True
B. False
2) R-134a gas is similar to R-152a in belonging to the hydrocarbon
refrigerant groups
A. True
B. False
3) The inorganic refrigerant R-729 were exclusively used before the
introduction of halo-carbon refrigerants
A. True
B. False
4) R410A, also known as propane
A. True
B. False
5) The brines commonly used are calcium chloride (CaC12)
A. True
B. False
Transcribed Image Text:QUESTIONS ABOUT REFRIGERANTS Q8/ Choose True or False to answer the following: 1) The natural ice and a mixture of ice and salt were the first refrigerants. A. True B. False 2) R-134a gas is similar to R-152a in belonging to the hydrocarbon refrigerant groups A. True B. False 3) The inorganic refrigerant R-729 were exclusively used before the introduction of halo-carbon refrigerants A. True B. False 4) R410A, also known as propane A. True B. False 5) The brines commonly used are calcium chloride (CaC12) A. True B. False
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