Which outcome results when a refrigeration system uses a refrigerant with larger molecule size?

💡 Explanation

When refrigerant uses larger molecule size, decreased volumetric efficiency occurs inside the compressor because larger molecules impede effective gas intake, reducing refrigerant mass flow rate for a given volume swept. Therefore, decreased volumetric efficiency results, rather than temperature increases, subcooling improvement, or pressure drop reduction which dependent on other effects.

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