A small, unavoidable release of refrigerant that occurs during a good-faith attempt to recover is known as:

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AA violation
BA de minimis release
CReclamation
DA purge loss

✓ Correct answer: B. A de minimis release Releases that are small and unavoidable during good-faith attempts to recycle or recover refrigerant (such as the loss when connecting or disconnecting hoses) are considered de minimis and are not treated as a violation of the venting prohibition.

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