R600a HC High Purity Gas Refrigerant 75-28-5 With 6.5kg Disposable Cylinder - Product

Other Specification : High Purity R600a HC Refrigerant Gas 75-28-5 With 6.5kg Disposable Cylinder Quick Detail: Isobutane (i-butane), Also Known As Methylpropane, Is An Isomer Of Butane. It Is The Simplest Alkane With A Tertiary Carbon. Concerns With Depletion Of The Ozone Layer By Freon Gases Have Led To Increased Use Of Isobutane As A Gas For Refrigeration Systems, Especially In Domestic Refrigerators And Freezers, And As A Propellant In Aerosol Sprays. When Used As A Refrigerant Or A Propellant, Isobutane Is Also Known As R-600a. Some Portable Camp Stoves Use A Mixture Of Isobutane With Propane, Usually 80:20. Isobutane Is Used As A Feedstock In The Petrochemical Industry, For Example In The Synthesis Of Isooctane. Description: Isobutane Is Used As A Refrigerant.The Use In Refrigerators Started In 1993 When Greenpeace Presented The Greenfreeze Project With The German Company Foron. In This Regard, Blends Of Pure, Dry "isobutane" (R-600a) (that Is, Isobutane Mixtures) Have Negligible Ozone Depletion Potential And Very Low Global Warming Potential (having A Value Of 3.3 Times The GWP Of Carbon Dioxide) And Can Serve As A Functional Replacement For R-12, R-22, R-134a, And Other Chlorofluorocarbon Or Hydrofluorocarbon Refrigerants In Conventional Stationary Refrigeration And Air Conditioning Systems. In The Chevron Phillips Slurry Process For Making High-density Polyethylene, Isobutane Is Used As A Diluent. As The Slurried Polyethylene Is Removed, Isobutane Is "flashed" Off, And Condensed, And Recycled Back Into The Loop Reactor For This Purpose. Isobutane Is Also Used As A Propellant For Aerosol Cans And Foam Products. UN Number 1969 CAS Number 75-28-5 Application: As A Refrigerant, Isobutane Has An Explosion Risk In Addition To The Hazards Associated With Non-flammable CFC Refrigerants. Reports Surfaced In

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