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rogerk8
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Hi!
I wonder how a refridgerator work.
I understand that the Ideal Gas Law
[tex]pV=N_{mol}RT[/tex]
is used somehow.
This is my blog description of my preliminary understanding:
"Here both N and V is constant. A compressor on the outside of the refridgerator enables high pressure of the gas there. A high pressure valve then let's some of the gas inside the refridgerator. While the pressure inside then is much lower it absorbs heat to get back to its original pressure before it is circulated back into the system(?)"
Thankful for any correction.
Roger
I wonder how a refridgerator work.
I understand that the Ideal Gas Law
[tex]pV=N_{mol}RT[/tex]
is used somehow.
This is my blog description of my preliminary understanding:
"Here both N and V is constant. A compressor on the outside of the refridgerator enables high pressure of the gas there. A high pressure valve then let's some of the gas inside the refridgerator. While the pressure inside then is much lower it absorbs heat to get back to its original pressure before it is circulated back into the system(?)"
Thankful for any correction.
Roger