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Basic thermodynamics doesn't prevent you from cooling something reversibly. That said plenty of the steps involved here are likely not 100% efficient, and I'm
by contravariant 5y ago
Basic thermodynamics doesn't prevent you from cooling something reversibly.
That said plenty of the steps involved here are likely not 100% efficient, and I'm somewhat unsure where they're recovering the energy involved in the gas-liquid phase-transition, if at all.