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stepladder [879]
1 year ago
12

At what location in the refrigerator is the most thermal energy removed?

Physics
1 answer:
Bas_tet [7]1 year ago
3 0

Answer:

Condenser

Explanation:

The refrigerator work on a simple cycle:

1- When the cold air inside the refrigerator starts to get warm, it loses its thermal energy ot the cold refrigerant which is flowing inside an evaporator. This thermal energy converts the refrigerant into a gas.

2- The refrigerant, in a form of gas, goes to the compressor. The compressor compresses it and increases its temperature even more.

3- Then it goes to the condenser where it loses its most of the thermal energy to the condenser coils. When it loses the energy. it comes back to liquid form.

4.The refrigerant flow back to the evaporator

Cycle continuous  

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