Albert Einstein Recommends Hydrocarbon Gas
in 1926 Refrigeration Patent Application

A recent article in Scientific American, America's leading scientific journal,
 reveals that Albert Einstein, eager to provide a more innovative solution
than the technology available at that time, was co-lodger of three patents
regarding refrigeration.  All three involved Hydrocarbon based gases.

On of the patents was subsequently purchased by Electrolux 
- then a world leader in refrigeration technology.

The story is featured - with photographs - 
on Page 74 of the January 1997 issue of Scientific American.

To get your copy,
Email Linda Hertz at Scientific American at Ihertz@sciam.com.

Our last word?
 If Einstein says Hydrocarbons are king of refrigeration, 
who are we to argue with the world's greatest intellect?