His heart seemed to be pumping Freon instead of blood.

It was once used for the industrial production of freon.

The extreme cold of the freon spray would set it off as well.

Well, said the shopper, do you have any that don't use Freon?

Thus, the Freon is currently only used for manual operations, which are a small part of the process.

We are not sure what to do with it, given the danger that freon poses to the environment.

To know that Freon never expires, but changes state from gas to liquid.

How many gallons of freon does that baby hold?

This equipment can measure freon concentrations down to just a few parts per trillion.

Delivery of the system, which does not use freon, is pending regulatory approval.

Heat released from the freon causes the ammonia to boil.

It uses bubble detectors with Freon as the active mass.

Many kinds of freon are not toxic to animals.

An auto air-conditioner contains two to three pounds of Freon.

Other tanks at the site may have already lost their Freon as a result of fire or other damage, officials say.

The refrigerant, freon, is used as the active mass.

Fromm walked over, telling the technicians to flush the Freon out of the system.

It must use an incredible amount of Freon.

That was a pretty suburban way to trash a kitchen- letting the freon out of your fridge.

Freon is a trade name for a group of chlorofluorocarbons used primarily as a refrigerant.

Freon systems use an electric motor to achieve compression.

The air-conditioning needs freon gas, which has all leaked away, and it won't be topped up again until spring.

Final heat rejection was through a Freon to water heat exchanger.

All subsequent flights had freon fire extinguishers installed next to every engine.

As he inhaled some freon, his heart went into fibrillation, and he died.