Sentence examples for some refrigerants from inspiring English sources

Carbon dioxide, nitrous oxide and some refrigerants stay in the air for centuries or even millennia, locking in warming for all the time they are there.

Tests presented were performed on data corresponding to some refrigerants from 240 to 340 K at pressures up to 20 MPa.

But there are other problems: some refrigerants are incompatible with the lubricants used in air-conditioning compressors, and carbon dioxide systems operate at pressures five times that of today's systems, requiring heavy-duty hardware.

The thermal conductivities of inorganic compounds, paraffins, olefins, cycloparaffins, aromatic hydrocarbons, alcohols, ethers, aldehydes, ketones, esters, organic acids and some refrigerants over wide ranges of temperature are calculated using the new model and compared with data reported in the literature.

Advocates hope that work to reduce emissions of potent, short-lived pollutants including methane, black carbon, and some refrigerants could reduce warming on the short term.

HFC-123 (used in aerosol, foam-blowing and in some refrigerant blends) was estimated to have global emissions of 52 Gg in 2014.

Some heating and cooling companies are suggesting replacing old equipment now to accommodate the new refrigerants, and some utilities are offering rebates.

But some compounds are magnetic refrigerants, because their atoms' magnetic spins grow orderly in a magnetic field.

So if dinosaurs were endothermic, they must have had some sort of refrigerant system.

Yes: refrigerators are energy hogs and contain nasty refrigerants.

From the currently accepted refrigerants, refrigerants R123 and R245fc, and some hydrocarbons meet these requirements.