Difference between revisions of "Perfluorocarbon"
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'''Perfluorocarbon''' (PFC) is a class of [[chemical compound]]s consisting of [[carbon]] and [[fluorine]]. | '''Perfluorocarbon''' (PFC) is a class of [[chemical compound]]s consisting of [[carbon]] and [[fluorine]]. | ||
| − | PFCs have extremely high [[global warming potential]]s (GWPs) and very long lifetimes. They do not deplete stratospheric [[ozone | + | PFCs have extremely high [[global warming potential]]s (GWPs) and very long lifetimes. They do not deplete stratospheric [[ozone]]. |
[[Category:Chemical Compounds]] | [[Category:Chemical Compounds]] | ||
[[Category:Climate change]] | [[Category:Climate change]] | ||
Revision as of 00:28, December 15, 2009
Perfluorocarbon (PFC) is a class of chemical compounds consisting of carbon and fluorine.
PFCs have extremely high global warming potentials (GWPs) and very long lifetimes. They do not deplete stratospheric ozone.