A fridge keeps things cold by moving heat out of the inside and into the room around it. Imagine your fridge is like a superhero that pushes heat away from your food, so it stays cool. It uses something called refrigerant, which acts like a magic liquid that absorbs heat when it’s cold and releases it when it’s warm. This cycle keeps repeating to keep your food chilled.
Examples
- A fridge is like a cooler that never stops working
- Your fridge pushes the heat out through its back or side, keeping you cool
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