CFC [ˌsi:efˈsi:] SUST.
CFC abreviatura de chlorofluorocarbon:
- CFC
- CFC m
chloro·fluoro·car·bon [ˌklɔ:rə(ʊ)flʊərə(ʊ)ˈkɑ:bən] SUST. QUÍM.
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Its function was based on a military technology for dispensing insecticides and adapted into a pressurized spray using a chlorofluorocarbon (CFC) propellant.
en.wikipedia.org Materials used included aluminium-lithium, superplastically formed titanium and carbon-fiber composite (CFC).
en.wikipedia.org One study, which conducted an exploratory factor analysis on the original 12-item CFC scale, revealed that the scale generated two different factors.
en.wikipedia.org Traditionally, CFC and other ozone-depleting chemicals were used in the production process of the foam sheets, presenting a serious environmental hazard.
en.wikipedia.org The conversion of these devices and treatments from CFC to propellants that do not have the same effect on the ozone layer is almost complete.
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