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What difference is there between handling zeotropes and azeotropes?
 
  A) There is no difference in how zeotropes and azeotropes are handled.
  B) Zeotropes must leave the cylinder as a liquid but azeotropes may leave the cylinder as either a liquid or a vapor.
  C) Azeotropes must leave the cylinder as a liquid but zeotropes may leave the cylinder as either a liquid or a vapor.
  D) Zeotropes can be flammable and azeotropes are nonflammable.

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Why do water and refrigerant flow in opposite directions in tube-in-tube condensers?
 
  A) To decrease pressure B) To increase efficiency
  C) To increase pressure D) To decrease efficiency



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Answer to Question 1

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