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Its not illegal to have but it does become illegal when used.
The largest challenge was (and still is) finding and making refrigerants that are both safe and effective. The earliest refrigerants were either highly toxic and/or highly flammable, many people died because of refrigerators using these refrigerants. With DuPont's invention of freons which are both nontoxic and nonflammable and thus seen as the ideal refrigerants, the refrigeration industry took off. But with the discovery that freons destroy the protective ozone layer of the atmosphere it has again become necessary to seek new refrigerants, most of the current options are slightly flammable!Another challenge was to develop seals for the pumps that compress the refrigerant that won't fail prematurely, allowing possibly toxic or flammable refrigerants to escape. Albert Einstein invented an electromagnetic pump with no moving parts (thus needing no seals), but the invention of "safe" freons made this unnecessary (however it later found use in liquid metal cooled nuclear reactor designs).
No. We are still using them today, and thus, they did not become illegal.
They have always been illegal
Slavery was never legal in Oregon, so it never needed to become illegal.
Vicodin is not illegal. It is controlled and requires prescription.
it is illegal
In the United States, it isn't illegal to grow.
Owning a gun is not illegal if you follow the laws.
When you mix an isotope substance into the fields, the plants that grow in them will become genetically mutated and grow in many different and bizzare ways. Growing plants in intentionally radioactive soil is unfortunately most likely illegal.
Most of them bece illegal because they cross the U.S border without permission.
Drugs become illegal when law makers decide to pass laws saying these drugs are illegal.