Which risk increases when halocarbon refrigerants degrade under intense UV exposure?

💡 Explanation

Exposure can cleave carbon-halogen bonds, releasing highly reactive free radicals; this radical-induced chain scission drives corrosion, because fluorine and chlorine radicals aggressively attack metals within the refrigeration unit; therefore, corrosion increases, rather than energy use or performance changes in performance, which are much slower.

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