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You know those experiments where they cool something down to almost absolute zero...you know, to like +0.005 degrees aove it?
Well, I was wondeirng how they did that, so I asked my physics/chem teacher, and he said 'its probably something like what with refrigerators use with freon...as its boiling it 'sucks' heat.
Well, that explains a little. Assuming that's correct...
How would they set it up in such a way that the boiling freon could suck heat, but yet not lose any heat to whatever substance they are cooling?
Well, I was wondeirng how they did that, so I asked my physics/chem teacher, and he said 'its probably something like what with refrigerators use with freon...as its boiling it 'sucks' heat.
Well, that explains a little. Assuming that's correct...
How would they set it up in such a way that the boiling freon could suck heat, but yet not lose any heat to whatever substance they are cooling?