Cisco Developed a Carburetor for Automobiles, Which He Called the "CiscoCarb

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Cisco developed a carburetor for automobiles, which he called the "CiscoCarb." He advertised the carburetor in a national automobile magazine in a full-page advertisement under a caption that read: "Proven Performance-80 kilometres to a litre of gas in any car." The advertisement offered the carburetor for $100 on a 30-day, money back guarantee. For the Crown to successfully obtain a conviction against Cisco under the Competition Act, it must prove that the goods do not perform as claimed, and that Cisco was responsible for the misleading advertisement.

Understand the role and regulations of federal legislation in refrigerant usage and disposal.

Recognize the importance of latent heat in the phase change of substances.

Understand the significance of heat exchange components and their role in refrigeration systems.

Understand the properties of different refrigerants and the implications of using incorrect types.

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