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The cooling of a refrigerator happens because of the heat flow towards the cooler object. Therefore, the heat flows into the refrigerant. This is as expected according to what l…

The cooling of a refrigerator happens because of the heat flow towards the cooler object. Therefore, the heat flows into the refrigerant. This is as expected according to what l…
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The cooling of a refrigerator happens because of the heat flow towards the cooler object. Therefore, the heat flows into the refrigerant. This is as expected according to what law?

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the second law of thermodynamics.

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I think it's the Zeroth law of thermodynamics.

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