Examples of using Cfcs in English and their translations into Japanese
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CFCs are used in semiconductor fabrication processes. We are installing systems that break down those CFCs, leading to lower emissions.
Do not fully open manifold suddenly, it's a good little bit to recover CFCs.
As it turned out, removing CFCs was undoubtedly the right thing to do.
CFCs produced during maintenance are appropriately collected using a specialized device, and then destroyed to prevent their emission into the atmosphere.
LEFT: SC Johnson eliminated CFCs from aerosol products around the globe.
We also clarified that not all aerosols contained CFCs, meaning many products could still be used without concern.
For air conditioners for work using CFCs, inspection and recording etc are required.
This was three years before the US government banned CFCs.
CFCs were everywhere, and nobody knew if a substitute could be found.
Officials and scientists need help to track down rogue source of CFCs.
CFCs produce a form of chlorine that degrades ozone particles in the stratosphere, most significantly over the Arctic and Antarctic.
But some chemists realized that CFCs were floating up into the stratosphere and being broken apart by the strong UV light from the sun.
CFCs are usually stable molecules but UV light in the upper atmosphere breaks them down into reactive constituents.
Make sure you upload your CFCs to the testing server first.
CFCs were everywhere, and nobody knew if a substitute could be found.
CFCs can generally impair the human immune system, and scientists have linked direct expose to problems with the central nervous system.
CFCs used as refrigerants in air conditioners, refrigerators, etc. are causative substances of the destruction of the ozone layer and global warming.
Thus, we promote the employment of building materials and facilities that do not use specified CFCs from the design stage and thereafter.
Specific CFCs are not used as refrigerants for air conditioners or heat insulating materials.
On 2 March 1989, 12 European Community nations agreed to ban the production of all CFCs by the end of the century.