Q174
General ScienceChemistry
These days HFC is replaced by which gas in refrigerator?
- a.Toluene
- b.Butane
- c.Isobutane
- d.Nitrobenzene
Answer: (C) Isobutane
Domestic refrigerators increasingly use isobutane (R-600a), a hydrocarbon refrigerant with no ozone-depletion potential and very low global warming potential, in place of the HFC R-134a. Normal butane is not the standard choice, and toluene and nitrobenzene are liquids unsuited as refrigerants.