Re: [mk2] a/c questions

[Kevin Stoddard <herephydeaux@juno.com>]

> Just one comment...About how all these chemicals are in abundance in 
> our 
> world, just not in the form of R12...Well, its possible that those 
> chemicals 
> are not hazardous in their lonesome, but when they form a chemical 
> bond, it 
> is possible for them to be harmful...Look at many other chemical 
> compounds...Is quite common

Absolutely possible.  But in this case the combination is significantly
heavier than air.  The atomic weight of a typical molecule of air is (if
memory serves) 14 to 18, where the atomic weight of a molecule of R12 is
around 121.  So it's not going up as R12 and if it breaks down into it's
constituent parts it's not dangerous.  Don't you hate it? 
-kevin in Texas
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