New question, please helppp
In the last activity, you figured out that the evaporator and the condenser both worked by transferring thermal energy from one substance to another. However, you also noticed that the compressor did not function that way since it was not designed to transfer thermal energy to or from the refrigerant. However, you did notice that the compressor increased the pressure of the refrigerant. Could this increase in pressure be related to the increase in temperature?
Explain.
Yes, the increase in pressure of the refrigerant can be related to the increase in temperature. This is because when a gas is compressed, the molecules are forced closer together, which increases the temperature of the gas. This is known as the ideal gas law, which states that when pressure increases, temperature also increases.