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What breaks down to form poisonous gas in the presence of flames?
 
  A) A1 refrigerant only B) Compressor insulation
  C) Halogenated refrigerants D) Refrigerant oil

Question 2

Which system heats a room more consistently, leading to fewer cold spots?
 
  A) radiant floor heating system B) forced-hot-air system
  C) fan coil heating system D) baseboard radiator systems



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

A



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