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" F R E O N - 1 1 2 " (CCIoFCCUF). Used as a solvent, in heat exchange and virus purification.

Freon FiuorocanDons have 15 dmereni B.P.s one could be right lor your process! " F r e o n " fluorocarbons are an interesting family of 15 commercial compounds. Boiling points vary all the way from -198.4 9 F to + 199.0°F.—yet basic properties are similar t h r o u g h o u t t h e group. These properties are: 1. Thermal stabil­ ity. 2. Non-flammability. 3. Very low toxicity· 4. Chemical inertness. 5. Low surface tension. 6. Low viscosity. 7. Selective solvency. 8. l m mjscibility with water. 9. Outstanding dielectric properties. tc Freon" fluorocarbons are now used widely as refrigerants, aerosol propellents, foam blow­ ing agents, polymer intermediates and selective solvents. Their unique combination of proper­ ties should putthem into many new uses as well. For instance, the low-boiling ones look inter­ esting as cryogenic reaction and heat-transfer media, in environmental testing, and in low-tem­ perature medical preparations. Their selective soLvency and water immiscibility suggest use as organic separation and extraction agents. "Freon-C31.8" is FDA-accepted so it can be used in contact with food, as in a defatting agent for meat. And there are many possibilities for combinations of " F r e o n " fluorocarbons with themselves or other chemicals. We'll help you develop any ideas you have! Send the coupon for detailed technical data on the "Freon." family. Be sure to state any particular use you have in mind, so we can help you better. Du Pont has been t h e leader in f l u o r o c a r b o n chemistry for over 3 1 years, so we have much information to assist you with new ideas!

" F R E O N - U 3 " (CCloFCCIFo). Used as a cen­ trifugal refrigerant, solvent, dry-cleaning agent, in­ termediate forchlorotrifluoroethylene monomer. " F R E O N - 1 1 4 B 2 " (CBrF2CBrF2). High-den­ sity compound, used as a centrifugal refrigerant and in aerospace equipment.

"FREON-11" (CCI3F). Used as a refrigerant, aerosol propellent, solvent, blowing agent. "FREON-21" (CHCIoF).Has unusuatsolvency properties. Used as a refrigerant and propellent. " F R E O N - 1 1 4 " (CCIF2CCIF2}. Used as a re­ frigerant. Very stable to hydrolysis. Good as inert reaction medium, dielectric gas.

"FREON-C3I8" (C4F8 cyclic). Used as a food propellent, "FDA-accepted," dielectric gas. "FREON-12" (CCI2F2). Used as a refrigerant, dielectric gas, propellent. " F R E 0 N 4 1 5 " (CCIF2CF3). Used as a refrig­ erant, dielectric gas, propellent. " F R E O N - 2 2 " (CHCIF2). Used as a refriger­ ant, propellent, chem. intermed., blowing agent.

"FREON-13B1"* (CBrF3). Good low-temp, refrigerant. Used as a fire extinguishant. "FREON-U6"

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(CF3CF3). Used as a dielec­

"FREON-13" (CCIF3). Good low-temp, refrig­ erant. Used as a dielectric gas, aerospace chemi­ cal. "FREON-23" (CHF3). Good low-temp, refrig­

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"FREON-14" (CF4). Good low-temp, refrig­ erant. Used as an aerospace chemical. *Called "Freon FE-1301" as a fire extinguishant. MAIL COUPON FOR MORE INFORMATION E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. (Inc.) 2420C9 Nemours BIdg., Wilmington 98, Delaware Please send me technical data on " F r e o n " fluorocarbons.

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