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LOW GWP REFRIGERANT PRACTICE
EXAM QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED
ANSWERS 2026
Refrigerants that have a lowercase designation, such as R-134a, indicates a(n):
Azeotrope blend.
Isomer.
Olefin.
Zeotropic blend. - correct-answer -Isomer.
Which of the following is classified as an A2L refrigerant?
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R-290
R-441A
R-744
R-1234yf - correct-answer -R-1234yf
When using a flammable refrigerant as a trace gas for leak detection, the amount
must not exceed:
10% of the upper explosive limit (UEL) of the refrigerant..
25% of the lower flammability limit (LFL) of the refrigerant..
25% of the upper explosive limit (UEL) of the refrigerant.
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35% of the lower flammability limit (LFL) of the refrigerant. - correct-answer -25%
of the lower flammability limit (LFL) of the refrigerant..
Hydrogen fluoride (HF) can form when:
Any chlorine-containing refrigerant undergoes complete or incomplete
combustion or thermal decomposition.
Any chlorine-containing refrigerant undergoes fractionation.
Any fluorine-containing refrigerant undergoes complete or incomplete
combustion or thermal decomposition.
Any fluorine-containing refrigerant undergoes fractionation - correct-answer -Any
fluorine-containing refrigerant undergoes complete or incomplete combustion or
thermal decomposition.
LOW GWP REFRIGERANT PRACTICE
EXAM QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED
ANSWERS 2026
Refrigerants that have a lowercase designation, such as R-134a, indicates a(n):
Azeotrope blend.
Isomer.
Olefin.
Zeotropic blend. - correct-answer -Isomer.
Which of the following is classified as an A2L refrigerant?
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R-290
R-441A
R-744
R-1234yf - correct-answer -R-1234yf
When using a flammable refrigerant as a trace gas for leak detection, the amount
must not exceed:
10% of the upper explosive limit (UEL) of the refrigerant..
25% of the lower flammability limit (LFL) of the refrigerant..
25% of the upper explosive limit (UEL) of the refrigerant.
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35% of the lower flammability limit (LFL) of the refrigerant. - correct-answer -25%
of the lower flammability limit (LFL) of the refrigerant..
Hydrogen fluoride (HF) can form when:
Any chlorine-containing refrigerant undergoes complete or incomplete
combustion or thermal decomposition.
Any chlorine-containing refrigerant undergoes fractionation.
Any fluorine-containing refrigerant undergoes complete or incomplete
combustion or thermal decomposition.
Any fluorine-containing refrigerant undergoes fractionation - correct-answer -Any
fluorine-containing refrigerant undergoes complete or incomplete combustion or
thermal decomposition.