Mixed Refrigerant R407c Gas

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Specifications

the first R22 alternative to be used on a commercial scale.

R407c refrigerant

11.3KG DISPOSABLE CYLINDER
Air-conditioning systems, room air-conditioning and refrigeration equipment

Detailed Product Description

Property of chloride :

Molecular Weight	86.2
Boiling Point, °C	-43.8
Critical Temperature, °C	87.3
Critical Pressure, Mpa	4.63
Specific Heat of Liquid, 30°C, [KJ/(kg°C)]	1.51
ODP	0
GWP	0.17

Packing:

Disposable cylinder 25lb/11.3kg; Recyclable cylinder 400L, 926L; ISO-Tank.

Quality standard :

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

Q: What is carbohydrate? What is organic? What is it?: Most organic compounds mainly contain carbon, hydrogen two elements, in addition often contain oxygen, nitrogen, sulfur, halogen, phosphorus and so on. Part of the organic matter from the plant sector, but the vast majority of oil, natural gas, coal as raw materials, through artificial synthesis method. Compared with inorganic substances, the number of organic matter, up to several million kinds. The carbon atoms of the organic compound have a very strong ability to bind to each other to form a carbon or carbocyclic ring. The number of carbon atoms can be 1,2, it can be thousands, tens of thousands, many organic polymer compounds can even have hundreds of thousands of carbon atoms. In addition, the isotopic phenomenon of organic compounds is very common, which is one of the reasons for the many organic compounds. Organic compounds in addition to a few, can generally burn. Compared with inorganic matter, their thermal stability is relatively poor, the electrolyte is easy to heat decomposition. The melting point of organic matter is low, generally not more than 400 ℃. The polarity of organic matter is very weak, so most of the water is not soluble. The reaction between organic matter, mostly intermolecular reactions, often requires a certain activation energy, so the reaction is slow, often requiring catalyst and other means. And the reaction of organic matter is more complex, under the same conditions, a compound can often be several different reactions at the same time, generate different products.

Q: Simply talk about hydrocarbons: Hydrocarbon is a hydrocarbon compound. The organic compound consisting only of carbon and hydrogen is called a hydrocarbon and a hydrocarbon, which reacts with chlorine, bromine vapor, oxygen, etc. to produce a hydrocarbon derivative, Hydrocarbons (and benzene) do not react with strong acids, strong bases, strong oxidants (eg potassium permanganate), but unsaturated hydrocarbons (olefins, alkynes, benzene homologues) can be oxidized or react with hydrogen halide The

Q: Chemical life network: chemical (inorganic reaction, organic reaction) is equal to the life of life reaction?: Inorganic chemistry is the science of the composition, nature, structure and reaction of inorganic substances. It is the oldest branch of chemistry. All inorganic substances include all chemical elements and their compounds, except for most of the carbon compounds (except for carbon dioxide, Carbon monoxide, carbon disulfide, carbonates and other simple carbon compounds are still inorganic substances, the rest are organic matter.

Q: Why does the molecular atom compound do not belong to the life structure: Life structure is composed of CHO as the main element through the covalent bond of the combination of hydrocarbons and their derivatives, and you said the molecular atomic compounds are usually atomic or ionic bond

Q: What is a derivative of a hydrocarbon? What is an aromatic hydrocarbon derivative?: Hydrocarbon derivatives include derivatives of linear and aromatic hydrocarbons such as chloroethane bromopropane bromobenzene

Q: Sugar, fat, and so on a variety of organic matter is full of different units of the heat of the small box. (Save the heat the most efficient, the least loss of heat the most practical and most economical box).: Inorganic matter with carbon after, as if with their own ideas, began to build their own. So slowly evolved into a complex organic matter

Q: Is polyethylene a derivative of hydrocarbons?: No, the derivative of the hydrocarbon is an element other than c.H

Q: What is the proportion of hydrocarbons synthesized by Fischer-Tropsch Synthese in liquid fuels consumed by Nazi Germany? What are the proportions of these hydrocarbons as an industrial raw material into their military industry, in addition to fuel? At that time, did the Fischer-Tropsch preparations occupy an important position in Nazi Germany's military industry or heavy industry?: The FT synthesis method is a coal liquefaction technique under an iron-based catalyst (conventional FT method is a cobalt-based catalyst). Mainly syngas (CO and H2-based) saturated alkylation technology.

Q: Are hydrocarbons all organic?: A series of compounds with similar structures and different molecular composition of one or several "CH2" radicals are called the same series, and each member in the same series is called homologous, and the chemical properties of homologues are similar due to their similar structure. Their physical properties, often with the increase in molecular weight and regular changes.

Q: Why artemisinin and its derivatives in the molecular structure of a peroxide chain, the chemical properties are more stable?: Artemisinin is relatively stable, is relative to other organic peroxide in terms of, in general, most of the organic peroxide instability, heating easily decomposed, and some even easy to burn the explosion, such as dibenzoyl peroxide, but crystal cyan Artemisinin heating to the melting point does not break down, has been considered stable.

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