A good refrigerant has a
- low condensation temperature and high condensation pressure.
- low condensation temperature and low condensation pressure.
- high condensation temperature and low condensation pressure.
Explanation
A good refrigerant should condense (reject its absorbed heat) easily, which means a high condensation temperature reached at a low condensation pressure. Needing only modest pressure to condense reduces compressor work and lets heat be dumped to the surroundings readily, so this combination is ideal for an efficient refrigeration cycle.
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