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Subcooling the liquid refrigerant increases system efficiency by:
 
  A) Ensuring a solid stream of liquid to the metering device.
  B) Ensuring no liquid enters the compressor.
  C) Adding refrigerant to the system that has already been cooled.
  D) Cooling off the compressor motor.

Question 2

As it passes through the condenser, the refrigerant is:
 
  A) Desuperheated, condensed from a gas to a liquid, and subcooled.
  B) Superheated, condensed from a liquid to a vapor, and then subcooled.
  C) Condensed from a gas to a liquid, and then superheated.
  D) Condensed from a gas to a liquid, and then subcooled.



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