Aerosol Agent R152a

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1.Properties and Applications:

is a colorless liquefied gas.It dissolves in oil easily but not in water. It is mainly used as refrigerant,aerosol,foamming agent and raw material of HCFC-142b.

2.Physical and Chemical Properties:

Chemical formula:CH3-CHF2

Molecular weight:66.05

Boiling point,°c:-24.7

Critical temperature,°c:113.5

Critical pressure,KPa:4.58

Vapor pressure(absolute pressure),21.1°c,Mpa:0.51

Liquid density,g/cm3:0.9

Vaporization heat(b.p)(KJ/kg):324.2

3.Quality Specification:

Purity,%:99.8

Mosisture ,ppm:10

Acidity,ppm:0.1

Evaporating Residue,ppm:100

Appearance:colorless,not turbid

Odor:no strange stench

Refrigerant R152a

Product:

R152A

Property of chloride :

Molecular Weight	66.1
Boiling Point, °C	-24.7
Critical Temperature, °C	113.5
Critical Pressure, Mpa	4.58
Specific Heat of Liquid, 30°C, [KJ/(kg°C)]	1.68
ODP	0
GWP	0.014

Packing

Recyclable cylinder 400L,800L(>=3.01mpa),926L,ISO-Tank

Versions:

Ice Loong; Netural; OEM

Quality standard :

Purity, %	≥99.8
Moisture, PPm	≤10
Acidity, PPm	≤1
Vapor Residue, PPm	≤100
Appearance	Colorless, No turbid
Odor	No Strange Stench

Application:

Usede as Refrigerant,foamer,aerosol and cleanser

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Q: What does organic and inorganic mean?: [Inorganic] inorganic is inorganic compounds referred to, usually refers to non-carbon compounds. A small number of carbon-containing compounds, such as carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, carbonates, cyanides, etc. are also inorganic. Inorganic materials can be divided into oxides, acids, alkalis, salts and so on. Organic compounds Definitions Organic compounds usually refer to carbon-containing compounds, or hydrocarbons, and their derivatives, are collectively referred to as organic compounds.

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Q: What are the derivatives of hydrocarbons?: Including alcohols, acids, aldehydes, ethers, esters, halogenated hydrocarbons and the like

Q: What is "organic" and "inorganic" in chemistry?: The definition of organic matter usually refers to carbon-containing compounds, or hydrocarbons and their derivatives are collectively referred to as organic compounds.

Q: Is the system name of a hydrocarbon derivative named if the question can be named according to the nomenclature of the alkane?: No, aldehyde is functional group, must be aldehyde for the mother. In addition, when the aldehyde group is a substituent, it is named as a formyl group.

Q: Organic chemistry studies the performance of hydrocarbons and their derivatives, either right or wrong: Organic compounds refer to hydrocarbons and their derivatives. Organic chemistry is the study of the structural characteristics of organic compounds, synthetic methods and physical and chemical properties of the chemical.

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