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We aren’t talking about regurgitation but rather about heat transfer. Ammonia has lower heat capacity than water, and it’s nasty.
by dogma1138 2y ago
We aren’t talking about regurgitation but rather about heat transfer.
Ammonia has lower heat capacity than water, and it’s nasty.
- bumby 2y ago>Ammonia has lower heat capacity You’re probably confusing gaseous ammonia, but the GGP said “of all liquids.” Liquid ammonia has a higher heat capacity than liquid water. Refrigeration is just an engineering application of the heat capacity of a working fluid (and I’ll let you guys why some of the earliest heat pumps used ammonia) >it’s nasty I clearly stated toxicity as an obvious downside.