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Why does a car engine need a radiator? | StemPy Lab
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Why does a car engine need a radiator?
Physics
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High School (11–12)
Heat & Thermodynamics › Heat Engines, the Second Law and Entropy
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Why does a car engine need a radiator?
To turn heat back into work
To keep the fuel cold
To make the engine more than
100
%
100\%
100%
efficient
An engine must give heat to a cold sink; the radiator passes it to the air
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