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CFCS

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CFCSCollege of Family and Consumer Sciences
CFCSCertified in Family and Consumer Science (formerly Certified Home Economist)
CFCSCaribbean Foods Crop Society
CFCSCombat Fire Control System
CFCSClient Flow Control Scheme
CFCSCoalition for Common Sense (Louisiana)
CFCSCenter for Career Services (Susquehanna College; Pennsylvania)


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The chemicals known as CFCs strongly absorb infrared light at characteristic wavelengths, making them detectable in the atmosphere even when present at concentrations of only parts per trillion.
Before the Montreal Protocol was signed in 1987, CFCs were widely used in air conditioning and refrigeration units, just as HFCs are today With rising affluence in Asia contributing to a spike in air conditioning, HFCs are more prevalent than ever.
At the time, CFCs were widely used in spray cans and as coolants in refrigerators and air conditioners.
 
 
 
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