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ots.Audio: BASF Podcast: The Chemical Reporter - What makes a refrigerator cold?

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To make it short: The cold does not come into the refrigerator. 
Instead, the warmth goes out. Technically speaking, a refrigerator 
cannot produce coldness. That sounds a bit strange at first, yet the 
operation principle of a refrigerator is based on a simple law of 
nature. Our Chemical Reporter explains how it works. In entertaining 
weekly episodes our Chemical Reporter answers questions on Chemistry 
in our everyday life.
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