HFO-1234yf
As a new refrigerant with low GWP, HFO-1234yf can be a near drop in substitute of HFC-134a for automotive air conditioning system refrigeration. When it is used, existing automotive air conditioning systems require only minor changes due to its performance properties are similar to those of HFC-134a.
Product Description
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Items |
Specification |
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Chemical name |
2,3,3,3-Tetrafluoroprop-1-ene |
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CAS No. |
754-12-1 |
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ODP |
0 |
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GWP |
4 |
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Substitutions for refrigerants |
HFC-134a |
Physical & Chemical Properties
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Attributes |
Values |
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Chemical name |
2,3,3,3-Tetrafluoroprop-1-ene |
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Chemical formula |
CF3CF=CH2 |
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Molecular weight |
114 |
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Boiling point（℃） |
-29.5 |
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Critical temperature（℃） |
94.7 |
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Critical pressure（bar） |
33.8 |
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Critical Density (kg/m3) |
475.6 |
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Liquid density（kg/m3, 0℃) |
1091.9 |
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Vapor density（kg/m3, 25℃) |
37.92 |
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Vapor pressure (bar, 25℃) |
6.83 |
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Flammable range in air(Vol. %, 21℃, |
Upper Flammability Limit |
Packing Specification: 13.6KG/926L cylinders