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krzymel

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An isothermal process is a process which does not change:
 
  A) The temperature of the refrigerant. B) The volume of the refrigerant.
  C) The state of the refrigerant. D) The pressure of the refrigerant.

Question 2

Where in the cycle does heat enter the refrigerant?
 
  A) In the compressor and condenser B) In the evaporator and compressor
  C) In the evaporator and condenser D) Some heat is added in every component.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

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