Talk:Absorptive refrigeration

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The information in this article under 'Standard Home Refrigeration' has been cut and pasted from.. http://www.lpappliances.com/G-Absorp.html

We are actively working on Gas absorption refrigerator which had some of the same material. I have hastily cut some mistaken information from this page, and added a link to the other one where I hope we will develop a good explanation -- the operation is hard to understand and there are many bad explanations on the web.

This page needs the presumably copyright material removed, and some organising done to eliminate duplication with other pages.

Oak 12.45, 13 September 2005 (UTC)

Have just trimmed this page down completely to remove the potentially copyright stuff that referred to a not-included diagram. Pointed readers to the Gas absorption refrigerator.

Oak 12.16, 20 September 2005 (UTC)

[edit] merge/restructure

I think someone needs to look at merging and rearranging the material on Icyball, Absorptive refrigeration, Gas absorption refrigerator and Einstein refrigerator. njh 10:30, 3 February 2006 (UTC)