Refrigerants: nature's own.
[In Chinese. / En chinois.]
Author(s) : JACKSON J., SKÖLD A.
Type of article: Article, Review
Summary
A few decades ago, the world began drastically reducing the use of refrigerants that depleted the ozone layer. Their replacements, however, turned out to be potent greenhouse gases. While the world is considering whether to phase out these harmful substances, consumer groups and industry are finding naturally occurring refrigerants to be a cost-effective and long-term solution. See also this issue of the Bulletin, references 2010-1735, 1736, and 1738 to 1740.
Details
- Original title: [In Chinese. / En chinois.]
- Record ID : 2010-1738
- Languages: Chinese
- Subject: Environment, General information, HFCs alternatives
- Source: Here - n. 28
- Publication date: 2010/11
Links
- See also: Réfrigérants : retour à la nature.
Refrigerants: nature's own.
Kältemittel: Aber Natürlich!
Refrigerants: nature's own.
Refrigerants: nature's own.
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Réfrigérants : retour à la nature.
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- Date : 2010/11
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Refrigerants: nature's own.
- Author(s) : JACKSON J., SKÖLD A.
- Date : 2010/11
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Kältemittel: Aber Natürlich!
- Author(s) : JACKSON J., SKÖLD A.
- Date : 2010/11
- Languages : German
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Refrigerants: nature's own.
- Author(s) : JACKSON J., SKÖLD A.
- Date : 2010/11
- Languages : Japanese
- Source: Here - n. 28
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Refrigerants: nature's own.
- Author(s) : JACKSON J., SKÖLD A.
- Date : 2010/11
- Languages : Russian
- Source: Here - n. 28
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