Chlorofluorocartons (CFCs) such as CF Cl are retrigeranits whose use has been phased out because of their destructive effect on Earths orone layerThe standard enthalpy of evaporation of CFCly is 174 klmol, compared with A 41 klinot for liquid water.1st attemptdi See Periodic Table O See HintHow many grams of liquid CFCU are needed to cool 226 gof water from 49.9 to 205 C? The specific heat of water is 4.184 /g/C).

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